Who will be the next coach of the Redskins and does it even freakin matter?

Some media folks have mentioned Marvin Lewis because he has worked here before and is someone who can come in and work under the circumstances.

I feel like we can do worse.

Some media folks have mentioned Marvin Lewis because he has worked here before and is someone who can come in and work under the circumstances.

I feel like we can do worse.

He had 10 years to do some damage with the Bengals and never could. I feel like that's just bumping your head on 9-7 every other year.

Some media folks have mentioned Marvin Lewis because he has worked here before and is someone who can come in and work under the circumstances.

I feel like we can do worse.

Terrible hire in every capacity

Marvin should retire, he’s irrelevant

Here is my argument for Marvin Lewis. There's only a few worse organizations in the NFL than the Skins, the Browns and Bengals. Although he never won a playoff game he did have them in the playoffs just about every year he was there. He knows who to coach a great defense. I think he did a good job there under those circumstances, working for the Brown family. They're the cheapest team in the NFL. Yes we could do better but the top guys on the market are not going to come here. This isn't the Redskins brand of 30 years ago.

I’d definitely take Marvin Lewis. The Bengals have gone back to being the Bengals since he left.


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131-122-3 record with the Bengals is pretty amazing when you think about it.

Hard pass. Let me know when someone more credible/reputable/competent is reporting anything about this.

Yeah thats sounds more like a logical guess .. Dan needs to keep Bruce around to be the face of the new stadium and financing meetings but knows he has to appease the fans by bringing in a new name to be the "football guy".

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Bengals = Redskins imo. 2 of the worst run organizations in sports. Cheap on scouts, cheap on facilities, equipment, trainers etc.

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We continued to improve and make strides and so it was just so comforting - coming from Cincinnati, who is a whole nother kind of mess and disaster. So coming from that and then going to Oakland and then all of a sudden, I got to Arizona, I was like, man, this is the NFL. This is how you're supposed to do it. This is right. And it was just so comforting. And so much less stress and pressure.

In order to win in the NFL ... you've got to be desperate to win a championship. You've got to be all in. The financials and the money side of it are very important obviously to owners, and to everybody that's invested in the organization. But if the most important thing is the financials and the second-most important thing is winning, then you don't have a chance. And it's so important that ownership is willing to do what it takes to win. ... If you just kinda sit there and hope that things fall your way, you've got to get really, really lucky to win a championship. But if you're desperate and you're willing to do what it takes and you'll spend to go get this player. ... You've got to be consistently trying to build a championship team. If you're just kinda sitting there and hoping somebody falls in your lap, it's hard to do it that way. You've got to have the ball bounce your way a number of times in the playoffs. And you've got to get lucky here and get lucky there. You look at New England and there's not a lot of luck.

And lot of that is built specifically. You look at what Pittsburgh's done the last 20 years, there's not a lot of luck involved in that ... you look at what Seattle's done, there's not a lot of luck. ... That's not hoping that somebody falls to you in the draft. That's being manipulative of the draft and moving players and churning up rosters and building the right chemistry in the locker room and there's so much that goes into it, it's just not a lucky thing. In order to be successful in the NFL, the organization is of the utmost importance.

^^ Carson Palmer on his time w the bengals

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/nfl/bengals/2019/11/02/carson-palmer-cincinnati-bengals-were-mess-and-disaster/4140193002/

Sorry for the wall of text. I heard Palmer talking about this years ago, always thought it was comparable to the Skins.

Terrible hire in every capacity

I'll only endorse it if Dan gives Bruce Allen a 5 year extension.

He had 10 years to do some damage with the Bengals and never could. I feel like that's just bumping your head on 9-7 every other year.

Probably gives you a NFC EAST CROWN at least this year.