Lions Fans Rejoice, the Millen Era is Over

Report: Team President Millen is Out

If only Ford Jr had spoken up a few years ago, he could have saved that team a lot of grief.

Yeah, just read about it on yahoo sports.

The point is, it was done, took a long while, but it was done. Now look forward to rebuilding the team.

DP0 would be proud.speedjunkie4

The Lions still have a long way to go. The damage from Millen has been done.

[QUOTE="speedjunkie4"]DP0 would be proud.CommanderShiro

The Lions still have a long way to go. The damage from Millen has been done.

He's mostly been playing the SOCOM beta, hasent said boo to me in months

[QUOTE="CommanderShiro"]

[QUOTE="speedjunkie4"]DP0 would be proud.speedjunkie4

The Lions still have a long way to go. The damage from Millen has been done.

He's mostly been playing the SOCOM beta, hasent said boo to me in months

[QUOTE="speedjunkie4"][QUOTE="CommanderShiro"]

[QUOTE="speedjunkie4"]DP0 would be proud.CommanderShiro

The Lions still have a long way to go. The damage from Millen has been done.

He's mostly been playing the SOCOM beta, hasent said boo to me in months

:lol: i dont know what point your trying to make, but its a good one :lol:

This move was way long overdue, he turned the Detroit Lions into another Cincinatti Bengals, and we all know that the Bengals have been the laughing stock of the NFL for almost 20 years now and the Detroit Lions were the next closest thing to another Bengals that the NFL had and everybody knows we do not need anymore times like that

Now if only Senile Al Davis would buzz off and get lost now

All players should jump ship too. Roy Williams to Dallas!

All players should jump ship too. Roy Williams to Dallas!

Espurs117

We shall banish Detroit! :P

What team do you guys think was worse when they stunk the worst, the Bengals of the 90's and in a way to this present day, though their last few years have not been as bad or the Detroit Lions of the 2000's?

This is really a hard decision, because both teams have had plenty of talent, but neither one developed at all, I think most of us can say with the talent that the Bengals have on Offense, that they have been the biggest disappointment in the NFL, the last few years

Then the Lions having 3 first round WR's and not getting anything out of them and their inability to develop Joey Harrington with those great WR's, this is a team that could have been very good with their talent and everything else, had they not been so screwed up

By the way guys, I live in Dayton Ohio an hour North of Cincinatti and all the Bengals fans are not wearing their shirts and jackets as proudly as they use to, but the Bengal fans got what they deserved

All players should jump ship too. Roy Williams to Dallas!

Espurs117

i was hoping he would go to tampa, but then i do remeber him dissin the bucs organazation multiple times..

and yes im pretty sure he will end up in dallas because the dude is from texas(prima oddessa) and he loves texas(he was in the movie friday night lights)

well at least tampa can try to go after lee evans!

This move was way long overdue, he turned the Detroit Lions into another Cincinatti Bengals, and we all know that the Bengals have been the laughing stock of the NFL for almost 20 years now and the Detroit Lions were the next closest thing to another Bengals that the NFL had and everybody knows we do not need anymore times like that [...]

Rvdecwthug1976

1970-2007:

Regular season W/L record
Bengals 261-323 | Lions 246-334-4

Seasons w/ .500 or better record
Bengals 19, Lions 15

Seasons with 10+ wins
Bengals 7, Lions 4

Seasons with 10+ losses
Lions 15, Bengals 14

Division Titles
Bengals 4: 1981, 1982, 1988, 1990
Lions 3: 1983, 1991, 1993

Playoff appearances (incl Division Titles and Wildcard)
Lions 9* (qualified for "Playoff Tournament" in 1982 w/ a 4-5 record) | Bengals 8

Post-season
Bengals 5-8 | Lions 1-9

Bengals have been to two Super Bowls: XVI & XXIII
Lions have been hosts to two Super Bowls: XVI & XL

Bengals >> Lions

[QUOTE="Rvdecwthug1976"]

This move was way long overdue, he turned the Detroit Lions into another Cincinatti Bengals, and we all know that the Bengals have been the laughing stock of the NFL for almost 20 years now and the Detroit Lions were the next closest thing to another Bengals that the NFL had and everybody knows we do not need anymore times like that [...]

JackBurton

1970-2007:

Regular season W/L record
Bengals 261-323 | Lions 246-334-4

Seasons w/ .500 or better record
Bengals 19, Lions 15

Seasons with 10+ wins
Bengals 7, Lions 4

Seasons with 10+ losses
Lions 15, Bengals 14

Division Titles
Bengals 4: 1981, 1982, 1988, 1990
Lions 3: 1983, 1991, 1993

Playoff appearances (incl Division Titles and Wildcard)
Lions 9* (qualified for "Playoff Tournament" in 1982 w/ a 4-5 record) | Bengals 8

Post-season
Bengals 5-8 | Lions 1-9

Bengals have been to two Super Bowls: XVI & XXIII
Lions have been hosts to two Super Bowls: XVI & XL

Bengals >> Lions