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Bengals plan to interview Hue Jackson for HC
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Cyrus12
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Satisfies the Rooney rule nothing more..if the hire him that franchise should just fold and send aj green our way.
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Crizilla":3b8b0g3z said:
I understand.....Laughing Evillly Lots. :twisted:
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So basically Marvin Lewis' parting gift to the Bengals after 16 seasons and no playoff wins is Hue Jackson?
Sounds about right.
Sounds about right.
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I understand the Rooney Rule and why it’s in place and all that other crap but for crying out loud, they’re either obviously stupid or absolutely stupid. It’s a shane the way teams treat that rule. It has to be the only reason for their consideration of Hue Jackson. I mean, no team can be that stupid, can they?
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Cyrus12":1x5rkpbt said:
Except they've also interviewed Vance Joseph, and also have Eric Bieniemy scheduled, indicating that they're kicking the tires on both Hue AND Vance rather than using them to satisfy that purpose.
Thepeelsessions
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I think there's merit behind this. Hue is someone Mike Brown is "comfortable" with. If this does happen.....that would be so Bengals.
chris98251
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Guys he knows, guys that will be cheap, guys he can control.
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They kept Marvin for 16 years.They can be that stupidMD5eahawks":h3rw2hcn said:
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Seanhawk":14eesp0x said:
I can't think of a more Browns thing to do. Wait, Cincy. Ok, that's definitely an Ohio thing to do.
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Can we not assume it's due to Rooney rule whenever a black coach is considered for a head coaching position? Even if you think that's why... is it really necessary to say it? It's kind of disgusting.
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BigMeach":1fmg94xa said:
It's the only logical reason why anyone would interview Hue Jackson.
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Can you think of any other reason that Hue Jackson would be interviewed? In Hue's case he has shown on a consistent basis that he has no place being an HC in the NFL. I believe he was the quickest coach ever to 50 losses. He is quite possibly the worst HC in NFL history. His merits say that he is a Rooney Rule candidate.BigMeach":hndydsuu said:
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Spin Doctor":o4ub5m9z said:
No, he wasn't, but that's only because he was fired with a record of 11-44-1.
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Ah, that is right. Either way, he had a chance at getting that title. He is truly a dismal head coaching candidate.Maulbert":36yebi6t said:
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Spin Doctor":2jktj7hg said:
Can you believe, Gus Bradley was 14-48 as a head coach, and he's only the third worst NFL head coach in the last 10 years? No one challenged Bert Bell as the worst coach in NFL history for 70+ years except Dave Shula, but in the last decade, Bradley, Jackson, and Steve Spagnuolo firmly slot themselves at #'s 2-4.
