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For the first time since nearly the turn of the century, the Bengals are looking for a new head coach.
Marvin Lewis will not be coming back to coach the Bengals for the 2019 season, as his 16-year tenure with the franchise is now over.
So now, we finally get to ask: who replaces him?
The Bengals have plenty of options to fill the vacancy Lewis leaves behind, though they may prefer someone from inside the organization like Hue Jackson.
Use this stream to keep track of everything related to the search to find Lewis’ replacement.
The Bengals will have their next head coach hired very soon.
One of the Bengals’ best players recently noted that the organization making a head coaching change is the shakeup that’s been needed.
This week, we talk about some of the intriguing prospects who showed off during Senior Bowl week, as well as talking about another quarterback swap-out possibility for the Bengals and answering your questions on the air!
Zac Taylor has the biggest game of his life on Sunday, but shortly after that, he will have a new challenge ahead of him.
The Bengals can’t afford to reach for a player at No. 11 and need him to come in and contribute right away. Speaking of the draft, could the Bengals load up at the skill positions as the Rams have recently done?
The Bengals are in uncharted territory this offseason, and that brings challenge to Duke Tobin and his staff.
Brian Callahan looka to be the team’s next offensive coordinator, but what are the fans feeling on this possible hire?
The Bengals have their first coordinator locked up.
Could Zac Taylor bring his brother, Press Taylor, to the Bengals in an assistant capacity? Would Press bring one of the two Eagles quarterbacks with him?
Zac Taylor plans to hire an old friend of Marvin Lewis as his defensive coordinator.
Taylor also has Bill Callahan’s son as his preferred offensive coordinator.
The Bengals and their new head coach have a lot of work to do. Here are the top 3 things they should focus on.
Is Zac Taylor being coveted by the Bengals to work with Andy Dalton, or find his replacement?
Cincinnati has been in full house-cleaning mode since 2019 has begun, but is that setting themselves up for a fourth-straight losing season, despite the coaching change?
On this week’s episode, the OBI crew discusses the pros and cons of their head coach selection still working through championship weekend, while also asking the question of if the Bengals are scrapping too much too soon and what’s ahead at quarterback.
The Bengals have parted ways with Marvin Lewis, and the process to find the next head coach is winding down. Check back here for the latest news.
One reporter thinks it’s "extremely likely" Callahan ends up in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati is running out of good options at OC.
Does a new coach automatically mean that a quarterback will come in the draft? Is there a concern that some seasoned veterans could tune out a younger, unproven coach?
Many of the Bengals’ best options for offensive and defensive coordinator are taking jobs elsewhere, here are a few different names they should consider hiring.
It was Pollack who decided it was time for a split.
The Bengals remain without an offensive and defensive coordinator. Their options right now are not the same as they were a few days ago.
History shows us that outside views on head coaching hires can be dead wrong.
The Bengals reportedly intend to hire Zac Taylor, the current quarterbacks coach for the Rams. Taylor comes from a long line of NFL head coaches that have also been quarterbacks coaches.
At the time of his firing, Marvin Lewis was the NFL’s second-longest tenured head coach. Why did he last so long and why did the Bengals finally decide to let him go?