Moch is "sick" again.

[kramer1]

Only the Bengals can find these idiots.

 

[cincygrad]

You'd be sick too if you were injecting yourself with lethal doses of PEDs.....

 

[CrashDavisSports]

Probably sick because Mike Brown is too cheap to put a practice bubble up like 31 other franchisies to keep his players warm and healthy during the practice week.

 

[DanBengalfan]

couldn't they get an inflatable one? lol. I would think the players could all pitch in and buy one.

 

[cincygrad]

I thought he was a 'great' businessman?

 

[CrashDavisSports]

I thought he was a 'great' businessman?

He is super smart for a dumb guy. Sooner we all realize this the better.

 

[cincygrad]

He is super smart for a dumb guy. Sooner we all realize this the better.

I won't debate whether he is book smart. Clearly the guy has a first rate education bought and sold for by his famous daddy's money. I'm sure there is some intelligence in there somewhere.

As a business person? He's terrible and he's always been terrible. I hate when people say he is good at business. He's not. He's the worst. Compared to his contemporaries (other NFL owners), he's clearly in the lowest 5% of all owners.

 

[CrashDavisSports]

I won't debate whether he is book smart. Clearly the guy has a first rate education bought and sold for by his famous daddy's money. I'm sure there is some intelligence in there somewhere.

As a business person? He's terrible and he's always been terrible. I hate when people say he is good at business. He's not. He's the worst. Compared to his contemporaries (other NFL owners), he's clearly in the lowest 5% of all owners.

He makes money, they all spend theirs. Sounds pretty damn smart to me.

Just not to my liking.

 

[cincygrad]

He makes money, they all spend theirs. Sounds pretty damn smart to me.

Just not to my liking.

He works in an industry where he CAN'T lose money.

If he ran his business correctly he would make more money. He's a lousy businessman. Always has been.

 

[JBUCK66]

he has a crappy product that people love


thank god for the 80's, or it would be the world's most dismal franchise

 

[DanBengalfan]

what he did to the tax payers is criminal and despicable. He's not an ethical business man, he's just a shrewd one. He'd rather pinch a penny than invest it in his business. I guess he's happy making the easy 1 million rather than making the hard 2 million. This team was handed to him, he didn't buy it, he didn't earn it, what he's done with it is merely decrease its value and darn near come close to running it into the ground. Whether you think he's a good businessman or not would be based solely on your investment strategy.

 

[Servo]

He works in an industry where he CAN'T lose money.

If he ran his business correctly he would make more money. He's a lousy businessman. Always has been.

he's a leach. He is a classic free rider. He makes money because other owners do their jobs. If every owner ran their franchise line Brown runs the Bengals the NFL would no be the cash cow that it is today. Put Brown in any private sector business and he would fail miserably. In fact, if you look at the core tenants of succesful businesses the Bengals do everything the opposite (customer satisfaction, quality control, a good product, adapting your model, being innovative etc.). He is an embarassment. I don't care how much money he made...his legacy will be that he was a bald, cheap, losing twat.

 

[DanBengalfan]

he's like the slum lord of the NFL.

 

[Be Weary of Query]

And now he's on IR.

2 years...1 game played.

Solid.

 

[CrashDavisSports]

Awesome....and so Marvin pouts like a little girl, yet again!

NO MORE: Save those Lewis sound bites from Wednesday. He says we'll never hear the likes of them again.

After he challenged quarterback Andy Dalton and middle linebacker Rey Maualuga during a news conference to take control of the team by being a little nastier, Lewis didn't like the way his remarks were interpreted. He even challenged a headline that came out of it because he felt it said he was being critical of them.

"Shame on me for saying anything," Lewis said Friday. "Don't worry. I will never say anything again because too much has been made of it that way. It's not critical of anybody. It wasn't to be critical. It was actually to say there's a belief in those guys to move forward and we have great confidence in them to move forward and bring their teammates with them."

Asked how they've responded, Lewis smiled and said, "I'll never comment again."

 

[DanBengalfan]

As soon as we get Andy Dalton out from under the bus we'll ask him to respond.

wow.

 

[kramer1]

LOL. Only the Bengals.

 

[DanBengalfan]

and we shouldn't be challenging rey maualuaga to do anything, stick a fork in him, he's done.

 

[bengaldoug]

This whole "challenging the leaders" scene is beyond hilarious.......now Marvin is curled up in the fetal position, saying he has nothing more to say.....what a coach......