Marvin Lewis – Played by Burt Reynolds. Lewis, the current Bengals’ coach, led the team to an AFC North title in 2005. Of course, both men are known for taking a bunch of convicts and turning them into a football team (Reynolds did it in 1974’s “The Longest Yard). Reynolds will be singing a big-band version of “Jailhouse Rock.”
Marvin Lewis
22 January 2009
ne, the Salsa-influenced “Ocho Cinco, el Shuto Your Trapo.”
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24 October 2008
alright, now that I have your attention, I feel that Cincinnati will win this weekend. They are playing the soft Texans (one of their wins came last week against the Lions (the only team worse t
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9 October 2008
s year. Although I’m sure they will be wasted on a few other convicts, especially since Marvin Lewis (only person to speak against these recent bad moves) will most likely be gone due to a horrible season.
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27 September 2008
offense is finally back on track, our receivers are past “pre-season” mode according to Marvin Lewis and we’re due for a win.
Pittsburgh over Baltimore- Regardless of Big Ben being hurt, they are simply a far superior team. I know Baltimore is playing very well so far, but they had the benefit of an unexpected bye week for their last game. Thus I see the Steelers taking this in a defensive low scoring game.
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26 September 2008
nd give up at least one interception or turn over to a smart and amazing sophomore safety.
Marvin Lewis brought up a great point in his press conference today. Neither Chad nor T
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15 September 2008
So much for Marvin’s guarantee to win all home games this season…
WOW, this was the football weekend from hell for me… First, as I mentioned I went to the Purdue/ Oregon game, while I’m not a Purdue fan I did want them to beat a pac 10 school thus I was rooting for them. If you didn’t see it, they lost in double overtime… then since it was a double overtime game I had to conivince Purdue fans to rush me to a local bar to watch the OSU/ USC game, and we all knew how that went. Thus I was looking forward to a hopeful Bengals win, which didn’t quite happen, yet the worst part was that due to the high winds my power has been knocked out for over 24 hours, I missed half the game and I’m stuck away from home until it will be fixed “within a week.”
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12 September 2008
As requested by Jon Gibson I will contiue my week by week predictions even though I only got 5 predictions right out fo 15.
AFC North Predictions
This is a Bengals blog so of course I'm going to pick the Bengals over the Titans, hoping that we can get our act together. Plus Marvin stated we'd go undefeated at home, so lets see what he knows...
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11 September 2008
It appears that the Marvin Lewis got the feeling that this would happen as well and vowed that the Bengals will be going undefeated at home this season. That alone is a big statement, but considering the home opponents and the current state of our team, I think Marvin made that statement as a last ditch effort to show he cares about Cincinnati even though he will most likely be out of a job at the end of the season.
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7 September 2008
Chad and TJ had no chance to catch anything and thus our offense stumbled.
I can only hope Marvin Lewis can get the team/ offense together and produce against the Titans for the home o
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26 July 2008
as the Bengals, and miss the playoffs for two straight seasons? How can you have a coach as good as Marvin Lewis, and not give him the proper help on defense that he needs? How can you still have the smallest scouting department in pro football (check Michael Silver's best/worst owner article on Yahoo Sports)? How can you have alienated the best wide-out in pro football? (Chad Johnson)
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9 January 2008
It took me a couple of weeks to digest this development. Chuck Bresnahan became the first casualty of Carson Palmer's ire, being relieved of his duties as Defensive Coordinator not long after Palmer opined the Bengals couldn't win with the current coaching staff.
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23 December 2007
umiliating--nay, emasculating--defeat at the hands of the 49ers in Week Fifteen.
Thank God Marvin Lewis reads my blog.
Sunday, the Bengals took advantage of a paper-thin Browns defensive line to punch Kenny Watson through for 130 yards on thirty carries. His efforts, including picking up a touchdown, did set the Bengals in position for two field goals that helped lift the Bengals over the Brownies 19-14.
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14 December 2007
He's explosive, like Rudi used to be. I remember when Rudi used to rip off 45 yarders.
Marvin Lewis' problem is that he always knows better. He's going to do it his w
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