$100 million QBs are commonplace in this league now. That is typical starter money, $20-25 million a year.

So since neither of them are here now, how would they go about doing it? McDaniels certainly isn't the answer.

You have no idea what the answer is or what a coach even does in the NFL so your opinion doesn't matter.

They stand there and clap. That is all. If a coach does that then dam likes him.

Amazing. Every word of what you just said was wrong.

If you want my answer, it's great scouting and drafting. It's the common thread of every consistently good franchise. Coming away from each draft with at least two quality starters is crucial, and the more that can be found per draft, the better. Supplementing through free agency should be minimal, and rarely with high dollar contracts. Good coaching helps, but Mike Tomlin proves every year that an average coach with a great scouting department and the support of the franchise can deliver great results. Mike McCarthy has proven that in every one of Aaron Rodgers's healthy years as well. Consistency in coaching also seems to be more important than quality. But no head coach will make your team a contender without a good scouting department behind them and at least one of: a franchise QB and an elite defense, and preferably both.

Marvin Lewis and the bengals

Not quite sure what your point is here. Lewis is an example of a good head coach who has been stunted by the lack of a scouting department in his organization. That's probably why they never fire him, Mike Brown knows it's his fault that the team on the field isn't producing when it isn't.

He's a good coach? He's a good coach? HE HAS NEVER WON A PLAYOFF GAME!!!!!!

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The bengals haven't had talent?

Haha ok.

This fucking guy

They are a very talented team. But letting their two best O-linemen walk in free agency was disastrous.

At the same time Lewis runs a very undisciplined ship...and it shows every year.

Stop trying to convince us all how damn stupid you are. We have known for quite some time.

But they have consistent coaching. Which dam says is important. Consistent good coaching.

Ok then, well that just happened. Dam just jumped all the sharks.

The years that they've had talent, they've made the playoffs, and they haven't in the years they haven't had talent. It's not that difficult to follow or understand.

Not to mention letting Sanu and Jones walk was pretty poor talent evaluation. Letting in house talent walk is a very quick way to end up on the outside of the playoffs looking in.

Not his fault Jeremy Hill fumbled the game away vs Pitt- that game was over

Here's dam singing. Just replace "she" with "he".

She's gone, she's gone
Oh I, oh I
I better learn how to face it
She's gone, she's gone
Oh I, oh I
I'd pay the devil to replace her
She's gone, and she's gone
Oh why, what went wrong?

Eh, "Let it go" would be far more apropos around here. That or "The Logical Fallacy Song".

Maybe this, but change it from beautiful to moronic

She don't know she's beautiful (never crossed her mind)
She don't know she's beautiful (no she's not that kind)
She don't know she's beautiful
Though time and time I've told her so

Bumped because I like the title of this thread

Let’s be sensitive here, this is a very painful memory for Dam.

Pagano fired

It sure had a nice ring to it !!! :cool:

Hey dam, read this and pay attention to some of the things allen has to say.

https://www.wthr.com/article/kravitz...s-are-doing-in

New England is not the only SB team with ex-Colts playing well. Patrick Robinson is doing a fine job in Philly. But coaches do not matter. :rolleyes:

This was the part I found most interesting from allen:

"It took a little while to get used to it. Definitely took a little while. There were some habits I picked up (in Indianapolis) that just don't fly here.''

Wait a minute, you mean coaching does matter? Discipline does matter? Doing things the right way do matter?

Poppycock, says dam!

Hopefully McDaniels brings some of that shit to Indy. Need to get rid of the old regime bullshit immediately.