The Incompetancy Knows No Bounds

So I decided to check up on Baghdad Hob to see if he had predicted a Super Bowl XLIV birth just yet, and take a look at what I was treated to.  This organization is an utter failure from the top straight on down.

Comments

[JSK]

I would suggestion that fans go to the website for the Bengals, click on future employment opportunities and fill it out applying for general manager and scout positions.

[Who Che]

I mean, they might as well have Kimo von Oelhoffen standing right next to Carson... Unreal.

[Dylan Hamilton]

.........thats just shameful
and instead of filling them out online, everyone should get inline at the stadium one day and say they are there for an interview for the general manager position.

[CinciSnurbin]

To lighten this up, let's remember that this is a Sports Illustrated Ad. After the Super Bowl is over they usually have some package for the champion. This year it entails a Snuggie and a fanny pack. Let's be real here it couldn't have been intended.

[Neil]

Why do they call him Baghdad Hob?

[James Houston]

Hey, I view this as progress. This is the first time that the Bengals have ever included the word "championship" in any fourm that they own or operate.

[5chw4r7z]

Yes, but doesn't this show laser sharp focus that the Steelers are determined to make the playoffs again next year and are sticking their necks out to prove it?
Much better than the excuses we get with the Bengals.

[t]

Again (my comment was deleted).... this is simply an ad program put on the Bengals site by the NFL! It has nothing to do with the Bengals putting it there

[Jordan]

The Bengals still have a choice as to what banners are being rotated on their website. I used to update websites and its the webmaster who has control over what banners are being run. Hell the webmaster could have used a generic Sports Illustrated web banner and not the Steelers Championship Package! It just shows that in the organization from the top down that no one has any ability to see what is going on every day!

[Ryan Smith]

I actually like that idea as one of the Project Mayhem ideas, having people get in line at Paul Brown saying they're applying for the GM position. P.S. keep the faith everyone. Nothing hurts more than going to a major university and having to see happy NFL fans who have successful teams everyday. I know the Bengals will have their day sometime.
Viva la Revolucion

[JC]

It's an ad server that the NFL manages. No doubt this was a mistake from their central office, but you can't blame the Bengals for this one, as much as you might like to.

The point remains that they don't seem to get that fans HATE the Steelers - illustrated by their reference to Bill Cowher in the season ticket renewal letter.

Mike Brown is terrible. He couldn't hot dog stand.

[william crosby]

100% UNACCEPTABLE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES DONT KNOW IF THIS WILL MAKE IT UP OR IF SOMONE ELSE ALREADY TRIED TO POST IT BUT HERE IS THE EMAIL ADRESS OF THE WEBMASTER FOR THE BENGALS...
webmaster@bengals.nfl.net

[who d'etat]

i 2nd or 3rd the motion that everyone apply for the bengals gm position.

which # mayhem would that be?

1st) on some pre-planned date. everybody puts a resume/cover letter in the mail & sends it to paul brown stadium.

2nd) 1 should be timed to coincide w/ the "impromptu bengals gm hiring day" so the day-of mike brown is opening a huge stack of letters and then looks out the window to see hundreds of dudes dressed in their best suits, briefcases in tow. (it would sorta be like that scene in "shawshank" when the warden at his desk realizes he's been had, police sirens trumpeting his demise...)

-hey let's make it happen. who's in charge here?