disconnect with reality in this board on bounty hunter/Kitchens and the search....
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From the article for the Bengals:
Don’t: Hire Hue Jackson by any means.
Jackson was 3-36-1 in 2.5 seasons with the Browns. That wasn’t enough to stop Lewis from hiring his former offensive coordinator back to his staff this fall, where he was
in a pair of losses against Cleveland. The Bengals were 1-6 with Jackson on their staff, but that didn’t stop Lewis from recommending Jackson for his old job on the way out.
Around The NFL@AroundTheNFLMarvin Lewis endorses Hue Jackson for Bengals' head coaching job: "I think he's more than qualified"
nfl.com/news/story/0ap…
That would be a bad idea.
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From the article for the Bengals:
Don’t: Hire Hue Jackson by any means.
Jackson was 3-36-1 in 2.5 seasons with the Browns. That wasn’t enough to stop Lewis from hiring his former offensive coordinator back to his staff this fall, where he was
in a pair of losses against Cleveland. The Bengals were 1-6 with Jackson on their staff, but that didn’t stop Lewis from recommending Jackson for his old job on the way out.Around The NFL@AroundTheNFLMarvin Lewis endorses Hue Jackson for Bengals' head coaching job: "I think he's more than qualified"
nfl.com/news/story/0ap…That would be a bad idea.
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From the article for the Bengals:
Don’t: Hire Hue Jackson by any means.
Jackson was 3-36-1 in 2.5 seasons with the Browns. That wasn’t enough to stop Lewis from hiring his former offensive coordinator back to his staff this fall, where he was
in a pair of losses against Cleveland. The Bengals were 1-6 with Jackson on their staff, but that didn’t stop Lewis from recommending Jackson for his old job on the way out.Around The NFL@AroundTheNFLMarvin Lewis endorses Hue Jackson for Bengals' head coaching job: "I think he's more than qualified"
nfl.com/news/story/0ap…That would be a bad idea.
From the article for the Bengals:
Don’t: Hire Hue Jackson by any means.
Jackson was 3-36-1 in 2.5 seasons with the Browns. That wasn’t enough to stop Lewis from hiring his former offensive coordinator back to his staff this fall, where he was
in a pair of losses against Cleveland. The Bengals were 1-6 with Jackson on their staff, but that didn’t stop Lewis from recommending Jackson for his old job on the way out.That would be a bad idea.
It would be a great idea- from an AFC North & Browns standpoint. At least until Hue gets fired again.
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I get the sense as each day goes in that Williams isn't a Dorsey guy and retaining Kitchens is a top priority. I wouldn't be upset at all if we kept the coaching the same, but Williams showed some cracks in the armor in coaching situations down the stretch. Kitchens at least IMO has to be woo'ed to stay at all costs, even if it means offering the HC gig.
Simple truth though is that I'm unsure why anyone wouldn't blindly follow the lead of what Dorsey thinks is best. The only guy I'd truly not understand is Jim Caldwell, but that may have been a Rooney Rule interview.
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Cleve...
You keep harping on yards. You rightly noted that our Offense created pressure on the opposition to score.... but the opposition didn't... at least not to the extent they did in prior years.
Last year our turnovers gave short fields to the opponents regularly. We gave up cheap points early and often, and the lack of threat by our O gave opponents much of the 2nd-half off most Sundays. If you don't have far to go or need points, then you don't rack up yards.
Of your top ten run Ds... five are paired with top ten scoring Offenses (#3 NO; #5 IND; #6 LAC; #8 PTG and #9 CHI) and two more are added if we look at the top 13 (#11 HOU and #13 BLT). We all know that opposing teams abandon the run when they are down.
The other three are: #18 PHI, #22 DAL and #25 DET... two wild cards and an also ran.
Bottom line... you need proficiency on both sides of the ball to succeed and while we are not there yet, we made huge strides on both sides in 2018... in lockstep.
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