Lewis keeps his job! Amazing.....but good for us!

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Marvin Lewis absolutely has to have dirt on the Brown family. A few facts:

1. Lewis total record with the Bengals is 112-101, barely over 500 with some of the most talent laden teams during his tenure.

2. Lewis is 0-7 in the playoffs.

3. Lewis has coached (by his own choice) some of the worst characters in the NFL and those players have caused little or nothing but downfall................what is he trying to establish as his legacy?

WHY DOES HE STILL HAVE HIS JOB?

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Not good for us actually, as long as he lets those thugs stay on the team we'll continue to get our star players injured. something needs to be done about that burfict guy

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I think he has that job as long as he wants it at this point. Quite amazing that he's still around.

Fire Arians wrote:: Not good for us actually, as long as he lets those thugs stay on the team we'll continue to get our star players injured. something needs to be done about that burfict guy

Bring Hines Ward out of retirement

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Fire Arians wrote:: Not good for us actually, as long as he lets those thugs stay on the team we'll continue to get our star players injured. something needs to be done about that burfict guy

Like this?

@OX1947 wrote:

@QueenstownPa wrote:

@OX1947 wrote:
Burfict needs to be taken out. Period.

Taken out of the game or taken out with a 44 Mag to the left eye socket?

Yes.

If opting for the latter, I would wear eye protection! While there wouldn't be much brain splatter, the bone chunks could be sizable.

Posts : 2001 Join date : 2015-04-18

Mike Brown is one of the owners who is happy to cash the TV $$$ checks and keep overhead low

The Bengals were the only team to vote against the NFL nixing local TV blackouts last spring, but team owner Mike Brown insisted that was related to a revenue-sharing issue, not actually forcing fans to come to the stadium to see the team play. Even when the NFL relaxed its blackout rules, the Bengals initially didn’t want to declare sellouts unless they’d actually sold out.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/10/06/unbeaten-bengals-announce-rare-sellout-vs-seahawks/

The basics of the club's problem are that historically, all revenue from ticket sales have been shared by two-thirds for the home team and one-third for the visitors. That will still be in place here. However, a new addition connected to this vote requires the revenue shared with the road team be no lower than 85 percent of stadium capacity.

http://www.cincinnati.com/story/blogs/2015/03/23/nfl-opts-to-kill-blackout-policy-for-one-year/70333788/

Brown is not going to buy out Marvin and get in a bidding war for a quality head coach that would be pretty expensive in the current market.

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It's funny to listen to this asshole in his press conference right now. All sad and mopey and talking about how his guys always play as a class act. He somehow fosters chicken shit hoodlums as his legacy!

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Marvin Lewis wrote:: Marvin Lewis says "I feel bad for our fans. I feel sick for them, saddened." He also says this loss won't sit easy with him for a while.

Marvin Lewis wrote:: Marvin Lewis admits to being "negligent" early on when the Bengals-Steelers social media battles began. He regrets not understanding the nature of some of the threatening tweets directed at his players, and not taking social media more seriously. Also seems annoyed NFL "turned their head" to the issue when Bengals security reached out.

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LambertWardSteel wrote:

Marvin Lewis wrote:: Marvin Lewis says "I feel bad for our fans. I feel sick for them, saddened." He also says this loss won't sit easy with him for a while.

Marvin Lewis wrote:: Marvin Lewis admits to being "negligent" early on when the Bengals-Steelers social media battles began. He regrets not understanding the nature of some of the threatening tweets directed at his players, and not taking social media more seriously. Also seems annoyed NFL "turned their head" to the issue when Bengals security reached out.

Marvin Lewis wrote:: Marvin Lewis on Vontaze Burfict/Adam Jones: "Both couldn't be more heartbroken. That's the first step; realizing I'm wrong."

Marvin Lewis wrote:: "I’ve got to find a better way to get (the message) across."

The message being don't get caught?

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Lewis is clueless.

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Ray Fittipaldo wrote:: Marvin Lewis presser: Opens by applauding fans for creating good environment.

Are you freakin kidding me?

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Marvin Lewis admits to being "negligent" early on when the Bengals-Steelers social media battles began. He regrets not understanding the nature of some of the threatening tweets directed at his players, and not taking social media more seriously. Also seems annoyed NFL "turned their head" to the issue when Bengals security reached out.

Is Lewis really this ignorant about his team? Does he really think that the Steelers are the source of these thuggish antics?

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