NFL: The Show | GM D.Geezy's Cincinnati Bengals Franchise

[RyanLeaf16]

Yep...Can't wait. I am all into scouting right now.

Since DC's usually vary some, who is in your DC that you are keeping an eye on?

 

[Deegeezy]

Since DC's usually vary some, who is in your DC that you are keeping an eye on?

That info is G-14 classified.

Honestly, I have a strong idea of which direction I want to go but I don't want get my heart set in one direction, especially considering that we don't know how free agency is going to go.

I think it is pretty easy to identify my needs going into the off-season though: WR, RB, OG, pass rushers, and a DB. I could also use an upgrade at back-up QB.

I haven't really reported this because it has been pretty minor, but Carson Palmer leaves the game at least once every single game with a small injury. He usually comes back within a couple of plays though.

I plan to spend a good bit of time reporting on the off-season, especially my first one. That's really my favorite time of the year.

 

[RyanLeaf16]

That info is G-14 classified.

Honestly, I have a strong idea of which direction I want to go but I don't want get my heart set in one direction, especially considering that we don't know how free agency is going to go.

I think it is pretty easy to identify my needs going into the off-season though: WR, RB, OG, pass rushers, and a DB. I could also use an upgrade at back-up QB.

I haven't really reported this because it has been pretty minor, but Carson Palmer leaves the game at least once every single game with a small injury. He usually comes back within a couple of plays though.

I plan to spend a good bit of time reporting on the off-season, especially my first one. That's really my favorite time of the year.

Same here! I almost feel like I am rushing through my first season just to get to the off-season lol.

 

[Deegeezy]

Same here! I almost feel like I am rushing through my first season just to get to the off-season lol.

Well there is no "almost" here. I am blatantly doing it haha In the meantime though, I definitely have motivation in mind to try to win a game before the end of the year.

I've never gone through a season as quick as I did this one. In fact, I debated before I got the game on if I even wanted to play year 1. In the end, I decided I wanted to experience a bad year with bad personnel.

 

[Deegeezy]

well im lookin forward to see who u choose. the draft and offseason is my favorite part of any video game/in real life

Yep...I also like my off-seasons to feel like an off-season. I'll probably take my time with my first off-season and stretch it out to around the time the first patch comes out (which is hopefully no more than 2 weeks away).

 

[Matt10]

Well there is no "almost" here. I am blatantly doing it haha In the meantime though, I definitely have motivation in mind to try to win a game before the end of the year.

I've never gone through a season as quick as I did this one. In fact, I debated before I got the game on if I even wanted to play year 1. In the end, I decided I wanted to experience a bad year with bad personnel.

Well, not as fast as B-Dawg used to do when he would have seasons done and then come back to report them, remember?

But fast enough - and that's okay, offseason is by far the most exciting time in any franchise. I think there are those who love franchise for that very reason - ultra SIM so to speak.

I like your line of thinking, accept the personnel who are currently on the team and build up from there. Similar to what Todd Haley (Chiefs fan reference) approaches with "The best guys on the field will play" mentality.

Looking forward to the updates, thinkin if you go down to the Lions - you might have to start scouting big time for that #1 pick of da draft

 

[Deegeezy]

Well, not as fast as B-Dawg used to do when he would have seasons done and then come back to report them, remember?

But fast enough - and that's okay, offseason is by far the most exciting time in any franchise. I think there are those who love franchise for that very reason - ultra SIM so to speak.

I like your line of thinking, accept the personnel who are currently on the team and build up from there. Similar to what Todd Haley (Chiefs fan reference) approaches with "The best guys on the field will play" mentality.

Looking forward to the updates, thinkin if you go down to the Lions - you might have to start scouting big time for that #1 pick of da draft

- Yeah I remember BDAWG doing that. Man I am really missing his dynasty/franchise reports.

- I think it is important from both a realism factor and from a fun factor to not change the team entirely. It is important for me as a player and for my readers to somewhat relate to the team that is being used. The moment you "blow a team up," is the moment your team loses it's identity.

I think it is good to keep some level of continuity between your Madden team and their real life counterparts while at the same time making subtle changes and building mostly through the draft.

As for the draft, I think I am all but assured the first pick. I have a comfortable 3 game "lead" in that regard. Unless my team all of a sudden catches fire, we will be picking first (or at least owning the first selection).

 

[Deegeezy]

Game 12, Year 1: Detroit Lions (5-6) at Cincinnati Bengals (0-11)

Game 12, Year 1: Detroit Lions (5-6) at Cincinnati Bengals (0-11)

17 -- 6-6

14 -- 0-12

Bengals FB Jacob Hester is unable to secure the football before being clobbered by Lions OLB Darnell Bing, causing him to fumble the football. Detroit rookie S Louis Delmas would scoop the ball up and take it 39 yards for a game-tying touchdown with just under six minutes to go in the game.​

PANIC TIME​

Bengals let another fourth quarter lead slip away, fall to Lions 17-14 in rain-soaked defensive struggle | FB Hester's late fumble costs Cincinnati chance to win first game of '09 | With just four games remaining, 0-16 looking like a strong possibility​

The Cincinnati Bengals, whose playoff hopes were dashed long ago, are now on the brink of becoming just the third team in NFL history to go winless and just the second to go 0-16. On Sunday they hosted the last team to go winless, the Detroit Lions, and fell 17-14 amid a host of errors.

With the Bengals up 14-7 with just under six minutes remaining, Lions OLB Darnell Bing forced Bengals FB Jacob Hester to fumble the football and S Louis Delmas recovered and returned it 39 yards for a touchdown to tie the game at 14-14.

After forcing a Cincinnati three and out, the Lions got the ball back and the league's 32nd ranked offense drove 72 yards on 10 plays on a drive that culminated with a 39-yard field goal by PK Jason Hanson to give the Lions a 17-14 lead with just 0:55 remaining.

Cincinnati would get the football back for one last desperation attempt to secure their first win of the season. The team had just over 50 seconds to either score a touchdown for the win or to try to tie the game with a field goal by Shayne Graham, who had missed earlier on a 40-yard attempt on the opening possession of the second half. However on first down from their own 25-yard line, QB Carson Palmer's bomb to WR Chad Ochocinco down the sideline was picked off by Lions CB Anthony Henry to put the game away.

"I am sick after this game," said a distraught Ochocinco, who had to fight to hold back tears.

"No team should have to go through this. I feel like we are cursed."

Cincinnati has four more opportunities to secure a win in order to avoid the shameful winless tag. Next up, a road game against Minnesota (7-5), who coincidentally is holding onto a one game lead in the division over Detroit (6-6). The Vikings will be without several starters for the game: QB Brett Favre (torn shoulder muscle), QB Tavaris Jackson (broken hand) CB Antoine Winfield (arm fracture), DT Pat Williams (Partial ACL Tear), TE Visanthe Shiancoe (torn hamstring), and WR Bernard Berrian (torn Achilles).

Injury Note: Bengals rookie RB Bernard Scott, who had 95 all-purpose yards during Sunday's contest and has 1,263 all-purpose yards on the season, left the game with an abdominal tear in the second half. The injury is expected to sideline him for up to three weeks. The team is expected to sign a running back during the week to take Scott's place during his absence.

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[b][u]Box Score[/b][/u] 

                        1st   2nd   3rd   4th   Final[/b]
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/lions_30.gif[/IMG] Detroit    6-6  --   0     7     0    10     17
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG] Cincinnati 0-12 --   3     3     0     8     14


[U][b]1st[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 35 yd FG by Graham 8:17 -- 3-0

[U][b]2nd[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/lions_30.gif[/IMG]:  3 yd TD run by Culpepper (Hanson kick) 1:03 -- 3-7
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 30 yd FG by Graham 0:00 -- 6-7

[U][b]3rd[/b][/U]

[i]No Scoring [/i]

[U][b]4th[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 34 yd TD pass from Palmer to Coffman (Benson catch) 7:02 -- 14-7
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/lions_30.gif[/IMG]: 39 yd fumble return for TD by Delmas (Hanson kick) 5:54 -- 14-14
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/lions_30.gif[/IMG]: 39 yd FG by Hanson 0:55 -- 14-17


[b][u]Notable Statistics[/b][/u] 

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG] [b]Cincinnati [/b]
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Passing                    RATING   COMP  ATT  YARDS  TD   INT   [/U]  
 9-QB  Carson Palmer         53.7    12    25   190    1    2
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Rushing                       ATT   YDS  TD [/U]
28-RB  Bernard Scott           21    53   0
21-RB  Jacob Hester            12    38   0 (1 fum)
32-RB  Cedric Benson            5     1   0
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Receiving                     REC  YDS   TD[/U]
28-RB  Bernard Scott            4   42    0
80-TE  Chase Coffman            4   45    0
85-WR  Chad Ochocinco           2   68    0 
89-WR  Jerome Simpson           1   23    0
12-WR  Brandon London           1   12    0
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Defensive                     SOLO  AST  TFL  SCK  INT[/U]
55-OLB Keith Rivers             8    0    3    1    0
31-SS  Roy Williams             7    4    1    0    0
25-CB  Morgan Trent             3    0    1    1    0
29-CB  Leon Hall                2    1    0    0    1
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Kicking                       FG MADE FG ATT LONG  MISSED  XP MADE XP ATT [/U]
17-PK Shayne Graham             2       3     36     40      0       0 

[B][U]Bengals Key Team Stats: [/U][/B]

Total Offensive Yards: 278
Rushing Yards: 92
Sacks Allowed: 1
3rd down conversions: 5-15 (33%) 
Offensive Turnovers: 4
Penalties: 5 for 35 yards
Time of Possession: 31:48
Total Plays: 67


[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/lions_30.gif[/IMG] [b]Detroit [/b]
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Passing                    RATING   COMP  ATT  YARDS  TD   INT   [/U]  
11-QB  Daunte Culpepper      55.4    13    25   160    0    1
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Rushing                       ATT   YDS  TD [/U]
34-RB  Kevin Smith             30    80   0
11-QB  Daunte Culpepper         3    -1   1
28-RB  Maurice Morris           3    10   0
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Receiving                     REC  YDS   TD[/U]
80-WR  Bryant Johnson           4   54    0
86-WR  Dennis Northcutt         3   25    0
81-WR  Calvin Johnson           2   34    0
13-WR  Derrick Williams         2   22    0
28-RB  Maurice Morris           2   25    0
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Defensive                     SOLO  AST  TFL  SCK  INT   [/U]
95-DE  Jared Devries            6    0    4    0    0
26-SS  Louis Delmas             3    6    1    0    1 (1 fr, 1 td)
32-CB  Anthony Henry            2    1    0    0    1
25-CB  Eric King                1    2    2    1    0 
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Kicking                       FG MADE FG ATT LONG  MISSED  XP MADE XP ATT [/U]
 4-PK  Jason Hansen             1       1     39     n/a     2       2

[B][U]Opponent Key Team Stats:[/U][/B]

Total Offensive Yards: 231
Rushing Yards: 89
Sacks Allowed: 2
3rd down conversions: 6-16 (37%) 
Offensive Turnovers: 2
Penalties: 1 for 10 yards
Time of Possession: 28:12
Total Plays: 64
 
 
 
 
 








 






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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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vs Denver (1-0)        L 00-45     TE Coats 9 rec 80 yds                0-1
at Green Bay (1-1)     L 21-36     QB Palmer 28-49 403 yds 3 total tds  0-2
vs Pittsburgh (3-0)    L 06-58     RB Scott 13 car 56 yds               0-3
at Cleveland (1-3)     L 17-44     RB Scott 24 car 142 yds 1 td         0-4
at Baltimore (4-1)     L 24-38     TE Coffman 3 rec 98 yds 1 td         0-5
vs Houston (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
vs Chicago (3-3)       L 24-31     RB Scott 137 all-purpose yds 1 td    0-7
BYE
vs Baltimore (7-1)     L 22-38     WR London 8 rec 131 yds 1 td         0-8
at Pittsburgh (7-2)    L 27-41     WR London 10 rec 126 yds 3 tds       0-9
at Oakland (6-4)       L 24-48     WR Ochocinco 10 rec 135 yds          0-10
vs Cleveland (5-6)     L 14-26     WR Ochocinco 8 rec 113 yds 1 td      0-11
vs Detroit (6-6)       L 14-17     LB Rivers 8 tk 3 tfl 1 sk            0-12 
at Minnesota
at San Diego
vs Kansas City
at New York Jets

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Next Game:

Sunday, December 13, 2009 @ 1:00pm​

(0-12)

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(6-6)​

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[Deegeezy]

Close game! A win should come any time now. Good luck against the Vikings, that's gonna be hell.
I say keep your sliders the same. If you change them and make it easier, who knows if it was your offseason moves or the slider change that turned things around for your team. To feel more legit, keep your sliders the same for future seasons. This last game was close, so it's not like you're always getting your ass handed to you.
...then again, it was Detroit, haha.

Yeah I didn't plan to touch sliders. I like the settings where they are. It's just a matter of me improving the team. If anything, I'll eventually make them harder.

 

[RyanLeaf16]

You came really close there. Almost feels like it was taken from you. With the Vikings so banged up, you have a shot to get the "W."

Good luck man!

 

[Matt10]

Yup....that hurt.

 

[Deegeezy]

Weekly Bengals Clips

...Dorsey

Bengals | RB Dorsey signed
Mon, Dec 7 2009 10:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the team has signed RB DeDe Dorsey (63 overall) to a one-year $870k contract. Dorsey was released by the Bengals during the final round of preseason cuts and will take the place of RB Bernard Scott on the team's active roster.

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...Scott

Bengals | RB Scott placed on inactive list
Mon, Dec 7 2009 10:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the team has placed rookie starting RB Bernard Scott (63 overall) on the inactive list due to his abdominal tear he suffered during the team's week 13 game versus Detroit. Scott is expected to miss three weeks.

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...Caldwell

Bengals | WR Caldwell re-activated
Mon, Dec 7 2009 10:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the team has re-activated WR Andre Caldwell from the inactive list and he will resume his duties as the team's #4 wideout and kick returner. The second year pro has missed the past three games due to an abdominal injury.

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.Green

Bengals | WR/KR Green released
Mon, Dec 7 2009 10:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the team has released WR/KR Skyler Green. Green was signed by the Bengals in week 11 to take the place of the previously injured Andre Caldwell. Green handled the team's return duties during Caldwell's absence and averaged 22.9 yards per kickoff return and 9.8 yards per punt return.


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[Deegeezy]

You came really close there. Almost feels like it was taken from you. With the Vikings so banged up, you have a shot to get the "W."

Good luck man!

Thanks man...That one was gut-wrenching. I have never wanted to win a game more badly. Luck has just not been on my side this season.

your writing skills are very good man, you need a win!

Appreciate it man. Thanks

Yup....that hurt.

This was one of those games where I actually felt bad about it for a good 20 minutes after it was played. I was pissed that I blew that game.

 

[Matt10]

This was one of those games where I actually felt bad about it for a good 20 minutes after it was played. I was pissed that I blew that game.

Those are the defining moments of a video game man - similar to what NFL2k5 made me feel like. Just sit there in disbelief.

We don't press the "reset" button, we sulk for 20 mins and then move on. That's sim, baby.

 

[Deegeezy]

Those are the defining moments of a video game man - similar to what NFL2k5 made me feel like. Just sit there in disbelief.

We don't press the "reset" button, we sulk for 20 mins and then move on. That's sim, baby.

Yeah I know man...Every franchise or dynasty that gets done has those 3 or 4 games that is remembered years from now. This one was cetainly one of those.

 

[Deegeezy]

Game 13, Year 1: Cincinnati Bengals (0-12) at Minnesota Vikings (7-5)

Game 13, Year 1: Cincinnati Bengals (0-12) at Minnesota Vikings (7-5)

Note: The following is a brief summary of the Bengals' December 13th game at Minnesota. Normal full-scale reporting will be reinstituted at the conclusion of the 2009 season.​

21 -- 0-13

45 -- 8-5


Summary: After only a 3-0 first quarter deficit the Cincinnati Bengals fell apart in the second quarter and allowed the Vikings to take a 31-7 lead going into the half eventually losing 45-21 Sunday at the Metrodome. Vikings RB Adrian Peterson amassed 131 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns and QB Sage Rosenfels threw 4 touchdown passes for the Vikings however the star of the show was rookie WR Percy Harvin.

Harvin, the team's first round pick out of Florida, grabbed 7 receptions for 164 yards and a touchdown, mostly in the first half. He also gave the Bengals fits in the return game, averaging 35 yards per kickoff return and 14.8 yards per punt return.

Cincinnati was able to cut their halftime deficit to 31-21 when rookie DE Michael Johnson sacked Rosenfels and forced a fumble which was recovered by rookie MLB Rey Maualuga and returned 16 yards for a touchdown midway through the third quarter.

The score would be the Bengals' last as Peterson would then score two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to put the game away.

Cincinnati (0-13) will now travel to face San Diego (8-5) next week on the road still in search of win number one.


Stat Leaders

Bengals

Passing
9-QB Carson Palmer- 25 of 50 for 245 yds 2 tds 2 ints (60.8 rating)

Rushing
21-FB Jacob Hester- 13 car 57 yds
23-RB Brian Leonard- 7 car 12 yds
32-RB Cedric Benson- 5 car -7 yds (left game in 3rd quarter with injury but will be available next week)

Receiving
23-RB Brian Leonard- 8 rec 57 yds 1 td
12-WR Brandon London- 5 rec 61 yds
85-WR Chad Ochocinco- 4 rec 54 yds
32-RB Cedric Benson- 2 rec 26 yds
80-TE Chase Coffman- 2 rec 21 yd
21-FB Jacob Hester- 2 rec 16 yds
83-WR Antonio Chatman- 1 rec 9 yds
27-RB DeDe Dorsey- 1 rec 1 yd

Defensive
93-DE Michael Johnson- 5 solo tackles 2 tfl 2 sacks 1 ff
41-SS Nedu Ndukwe- 3 solo tackles 1 tfl 1 sack
58-MLB Rey Maualuga- 2 solo tackles 1 fr 1 td
29-CB Leon Hall- 1 int

Kicking
17-PK Shayne Graham- 0 for 1 FGs (missed 50 yarder) 3 for 3 XPs

Vikings

Passing
2-QB Sage Rosenfels- 135.4 rating 15 of 20 for 279 yds 4 tds 1 int

Rushing
28-RB Adrian Peterson- 18 rec 88 yds 1 td

Receiving
12-WR Percy Harvin- 7 rec 164 yds 1 td
40-TE Jim Kleinsasser- 3 rec 34 yds
28-RB Adrian Peterson- 2 rec 43 yds 2 tds
18-WR Sidney Rice- 1 rec 20 yds 1 td
29-RB Chester Taylor- 1 rec 8 yds

Defensive
93-DT Kevin Williams- 8 solo tackles 5 tfl
21-CB Marcus McCauley- 4 solo tackles 1 int
91-DE Ray Edwards- 3 solo tackles 1 sack
42-CB Karl Paymah- 2 solo tackles 1 sack 1 int 1 td
69-DE Jared Allen- 1 solo tackle 1 sack

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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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vs Denver (1-0)        L 00-45     TE Coats 9 rec 80 yds                0-1
at Green Bay (1-1)     L 21-36     QB Palmer 28-49 403 yds 3 total tds  0-2
vs Pittsburgh (3-0)    L 06-58     RB Scott 13 car 56 yds               0-3
at Cleveland (1-3)     L 17-44     RB Scott 24 car 142 yds 1 td         0-4
at Baltimore (4-1)     L 24-38     TE Coffman 3 rec 98 yds 1 td         0-5
vs Houston (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
vs Chicago (3-3)       L 24-31     RB Scott 137 all-purpose yds 1 td    0-7
BYE
vs Baltimore (7-1)     L 22-38     WR London 8 rec 131 yds 1 td         0-8
at Pittsburgh (7-2)    L 27-41     WR London 10 rec 126 yds 3 tds       0-9
at Oakland (6-4)       L 24-48     WR Ochocinco 10 rec 135 yds          0-10
vs Cleveland (5-6)     L 14-26     WR Ochocinco 8 rec 113 yds 1 td      0-11
vs Detroit (6-6)       L 14-17     LB Rivers 8 tk 3 tfl 1 sk            0-12 
at Minnesota (8-5)     L 21-45     DE Johnson 6 tk 2 tfl 2 sk 1 ff      0-13
at San Diego
vs Kansas City
at New York Jets

Next Game:

Sunday, December 20, 2009 @ 4:05pm ​

(0-13)

at

(8-5)​

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[RyanLeaf16]

You have to look at some of the positives. Brandon London continues to be a solid contributor and looks to be making a case for next season. Maualuga has also been better since moving to the MIKE.

Harvin absolutely went off though. Sage tossing four touchdowns is nothing new - that seems to be the AM standard for a CPU quarterback. I wasn't surprised when Brees went off on me, but, when Jason Campbell did I was a little shocked.

 

[Deegeezy]

Monday, December 14 2009​

Lewis: 46-62-1 overall record

SOURCE: BENGALS INFORM LEWIS THAT HE WON'T BE BACK IN 2010
Seventh year head coach to be allowed to coach team's remaining three games | Bengals already having internal discussions regarding potential replacements | House-cleaning after dreadful season comes as no surprise
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By Adam Shefter, ESPN

In what many would say is one of the least shocking events of the 2009 NFL season, the Cincinnati Bengals have decided that they will be parting ways with head coach Marvin Lewis at the conclusion of the 2009 season, according to sources close to the team. Lewis, in his seventh season at the helm of the franchise, has compiled an overall record of 46-62-1 during his time in Cincinnati and is on the cusp of going winless this season.

With one year remaining on his contract and only one playoff appearance during his tenure, Lewis' prospects for returning in 2010 were already bleak. When the team hired a new general manager, D.Geezy, just prior to the 2009 preseason, the writing was on the wall for Lewis. Starting the season 0-13 was the final nail in the coffin and is undoubtedly a record that would be difficult for any coach to overcome and hold onto their job.

The same sources also indicate that Lewis is already informing some coaching staff members that they should begin to look for future positions elsewhere immediately.

Neither Lewis nor the team would confirm the reports. The team did however release this statement:

"Marvin Lewis is under contract through the 2010 football season. The organization's focus at this juncture is our upcoming game in San Diego and coach Lewis has our full support as we try to finish the 2009 season on a high note."

Lewis became the ninth coach in Bengals history on January 14, 2003, when he was hired to replace Dick LeBeau, who was fired after the worst season in franchise history. The Bengals finished 8–8 in each of their first two seasons under Lewis, recording a non-losing season for the first time in seven years. In 2005, Cincinnati recorded an 11-5 record, winning the AFC North division and making the playoffs for the first time in 15 years. Despite setting multiple franchise records in the regular season, however, the Bengals lost to the rival Pittsburgh Steelers, 31-17, in the wild card round, after starting QB Carson Palmer went down with a knee injury on the second play of the game.

The Bengals have not returned back to the playoffs since 2005 and have gone a dreadful 19-41-1 over the subsequent three-plus seasons.


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[Woy]

Damn, defeated?

Turn the ship around.

 

[Matt10]

I'm still waiting to be shocked by a win damnit.

Spice this up LoneWolf style with an outrageous trade. I'm thinking, Carson Palmer for Ben Ro and Troy Polamalu.

Oh, and their 1st, 2nd and 3rd rounders.

That'll light a fire....