The message finally got through because the front office is cleaning house and Marvin Lewis is gone. It took way too long but those 143 signatures forced them to stop settling for mediocrity.
Marvin Lewis brought the Cincinnati Bengals back to respectability when he was hired after the 2002 season. Now in his 5th season, he boasts 1 division title, 2 8-8 seasons, and a TERRIBLE defense. His tenure has been marred by off the field issues and embarrassment for the organization. For all the talk of his defensive prowess, that side of the ball has perhaps been the only thing more embarrassing for the organization than the arrests.
Marvin Lewis is not the coach to get the Cincinnati Bengals over the hump and into the Super Bowl. He has done an admirable job of turning around a franchise in disarray, but now it's time for him to go.
Cincinnati fans are fed up with the way he preaches toughness and character, but does not follow through. Cincinnati fans are fed up with the terrible personnel and play calling on defense. These fans deserve a coach who will bring in admirable, talented players to bring a championship to the Bengals. Marvin Lewis is not that coach.
Thanks for everything you've done, but it's time for the organization, and you, to move on.
The momentum behind this is undeniable and it proves that Cincinnati fans are officially done with the mediocrity under Marvin Lewis. Mike Brown needs to look at the mounting frustration and realize that we are no longer willing to accept these pathetic performances on the field.
Reached 100 supporters
November 22, 2010
12 Comments
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Martin Bettis
7 years ago
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We as a fan base have accepted this mediocrity far too long. It is time for Marvin and all of his staff to leave Cincinnati. I honestly want to see all new faces on the coaching staff in 2019
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Xav
10 years ago
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If we fire him itll be hard too look for another coach- but we are geeting nowhere and our team is fine. we only have a few options right now, and firing marvin lewis is the only one that might help
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Chuck
12 years ago
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even Marvin has to know his track record and his time with this team is very very odd. No other team in the NFL would keep him. But for 3 mill a year I guess he is ok with it
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Sam glowitz
12 years ago
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I will not go to any bengals games or buy any bengals gear until he is fired. That's my pledge.
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Jeffrey Lang
12 years ago
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Marvin Lewis is an embarassment to the game of football. His inability to coach and lack of concern over being an utter failure is an intolerable situation. If he was a grocery srore clerk making $18,000 a year, hos detriment to the company would not be tolerated. Why then is the Cincinnati Bengals' organization squandering millions of dollars on his incompetence?
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Dave Fuentes
19 years ago
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how many years of zero playoff wins do we need to endure. its painful watching this every sunday. enough is enough cut him loose
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Owen
7 years ago
16 years is enough!!!!! We're better then what he is making us
The message finally got through because the front office is cleaning house and Marvin Lewis is gone. It took way too long but those 143 signatures forced them to stop settling for mediocrity.
Marvin Lewis brought the Cincinnati Bengals back to respectability when he was hired after the 2002 season. Now in his 5th season, he boasts 1 division title, 2 8-8 seasons, and a TERRIBLE defense. His tenure has been marred by off the field issues and embarrassment for the organization. For all the talk of his defensive prowess, that side of the ball has perhaps been the only thing more embarrassing for the organization than the arrests.
Marvin Lewis is not the coach to get the Cincinnati Bengals over the hump and into the Super Bowl. He has done an admirable job of turning around a franchise in disarray, but now it's time for him to go.
Cincinnati fans are fed up with the way he preaches toughness and character, but does not follow through. Cincinnati fans are fed up with the terrible personnel and play calling on defense. These fans deserve a coach who will bring in admirable, talented players to bring a championship to the Bengals. Marvin Lewis is not that coach.
Thanks for everything you've done, but it's time for the organization, and you, to move on.
The momentum behind this is undeniable and it proves that Cincinnati fans are officially done with the mediocrity under Marvin Lewis. Mike Brown needs to look at the mounting frustration and realize that we are no longer willing to accept these pathetic performances on the field.
Reached 100 supporters
November 22, 2010
12 Comments
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Martin Bettis
7 years ago
Featured
We as a fan base have accepted this mediocrity far too long. It is time for Marvin and all of his staff to leave Cincinnati. I honestly want to see all new faces on the coaching staff in 2019
X
Xav
10 years ago
Featured
If we fire him itll be hard too look for another coach- but we are geeting nowhere and our team is fine. we only have a few options right now, and firing marvin lewis is the only one that might help
C
Chuck
12 years ago
Featured
even Marvin has to know his track record and his time with this team is very very odd. No other team in the NFL would keep him. But for 3 mill a year I guess he is ok with it
S
Sam glowitz
12 years ago
Featured
I will not go to any bengals games or buy any bengals gear until he is fired. That's my pledge.
J
Jeffrey Lang
12 years ago
Featured
Marvin Lewis is an embarassment to the game of football. His inability to coach and lack of concern over being an utter failure is an intolerable situation. If he was a grocery srore clerk making $18,000 a year, hos detriment to the company would not be tolerated. Why then is the Cincinnati Bengals' organization squandering millions of dollars on his incompetence?
D
Dave Fuentes
19 years ago
Featured
how many years of zero playoff wins do we need to endure. its painful watching this every sunday. enough is enough cut him loose
O
Owen
7 years ago
16 years is enough!!!!! We're better then what he is making us
We as a fan base have accepted this mediocrity far too long. It is time for Marvin and all of his staff to leave Cincinnati. I honestly want to see all new faces on the coaching staff in 2019