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Team Marvin Lewis!

HuttoKarl

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Took the lowly Bengals to the playoffs twice without having scouts or a GM because the Brown family is uber-cheap and sucky. His contract expires after this season. He won't likely cost anywhere near the ballpark that the Chin or Chucky would cost. His players actually like playing for him. Isn't afraid to take chances on players he feels can help his team. Defensive minded coach that could only help guys like Mario, Cushing, Ryans, and our swiss cheese secondary realize their potential.

Oh yeah...coached under:

* Bill Cowher, Pittsburgh Steelers (1992–1995)
* Ted Marchibroda, Baltimore Ravens (1996–1998)
* Brian Billick, Baltimore Ravens (1999–2001)
* Steve Spurrier, Washington Redskins (hahaha...had to throw that one in)

Discuss.
 
He wouldn't have to worry about felons here. The Texans never take chances on questionable characters even if they could help them win. Texans would rather lose with choir boys.
 
He wouldn't have to worry about felons here. The Texans never take chances on questionable characters even if they could help them win. Texans would rather lose with choir boys.

I think Coach Lewis could bring some questionable character in. It would be helpful...if someone isn't playing to their ability, let the shady guy shank them with a sharpened up toothbrush. It would do wonders for those players who are just collecting paychecks. Nobody wants to spend their money on emergency surgery.
 
LMAO @ this city excepting Marvin Lewis.

Y'all crack me up. Forgot where you are?

Are you trying to say Houston wouldn't accept a black HC?

He wouldn't have to worry about felons here. The Texans never take chances on questionable characters even if they could help them win. Texans would rather lose with choir boys.

Travis Johnson and Jerome Mathis both had incidents in college and were drafted by the Texans. Some would add Cushing to the list.
 
Bilick HC

Lewis DC

Good enough for the Ravens SB win.

Major upgrade for what the Texans currently have.
 
His win loss record mirrors Kubiak's and he is under .500. Not sure how that is such a good coach nor do I see the basis for saying the Texans or Houston won't accept a good HC.

He's had his team to the playoffs twice. His team's owner has one scout and three scouting consultants and no GM. He took a chance on Cedric Benson while we passed due to character issues and couldn't run the ball at all last year (while Cincy made the playoffs and Houston watched from home). He took a chance on TO (3rd in receptions, rec yardage, 4th in TD's) while we're trotting out lobster claws Jacoby Jones to bounce passes off of. He brings a defensive mindset on a team full of underachieving defenders.

What's the worst thing that could happen?
 
If we would target Lewis, we might as well go after Team Green as well.

Denny Green that is!

The Texans are set perfectly for him

Terrible defense? Check
Best WR in the game? Check
Mediocre and injury-prone QB that looks good solely because he throws to the best WR in the game? Check
Great RB that is horribly used? Check
Matt Lienart sitting on the bench? Check
Neil Rackers? Check
Asses in dire need of crowning? Check!

It’s all coming together.
:specnatz:
 
He took a chance on Cedric Benson while we passed due to character issues and couldn't run the ball at all last year (while Cincy made the playoffs and Houston watched from home).

We made an offer to Benson. Cincy got him with a starting position.
 
I believe the overall point, is that Marvin accomplished much more than
Kubiak, with nowhere near the same resources and support.

His win % is virtually identical to Kubiak's. I think the claims of lack of support are overblown as well. He has been allowed almost free rein to bring in the players he wants.

But in any event, I didn't come in here to attack Lewis. I asked a question to a poster who laughed at the idea of him being accepted in Houston. He's too good doesn't cut it as an answer.
 
It was when we thought Slaton was going to be a lead back.

How many fumbles and neck injuries did Slaton have at the time?

The point is that our defense has a bunch of guys that should be horses and they're looking like Shetland ponies. A legit defensive minded coach could turn that around.
 
And why couldn't we tell Cedric that he could start? Was Chris Brown too good to bench?

Steve Slaton was coming off a 1282 yard rushing season (a mark Benson has still never achieved in his career). Benson had never topped 700 yards in a season. Not a coach in the NFL would have benched him for Benson at that point. The canonization of Benson around here is ridiculous.

How many fumbles and neck injuries did Slaton have at the time?

No neck injuries. That was the next year. Slaton had 3 fumbles while gaining 1282 yds at 4.8 ypc. Benson had 3 fumbles while gaining 674 yards at 3.4 ypc. Plus Slaton had 50 receptions to Benson's 17.
 
How many fumbles and neck injuries did Slaton have at the time?

The point is that our defense has a bunch of guys that should be horses and they're looking like Shetland ponies. A legit defensive minded coach could turn that around.

nvm...I missed a season in there.
 
I would also like to tell everyone that when we were in the coach hunt, I was pulling for Jerry Gray, who would likely be getting something out of our underachieving secondary...but no. Houston's crazy Aggie population was so enamored with the backup QB Aggie that we got him.
 
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