Though it may not seem like a significant role, the quarterbacks coach holds a crucial responsibility for Joe Burrow’s progression. Despite occasional on-field challenges, the Cincinnati Bengals have gained a reputation as one of the most loyal franchises in the National Football League.

Over nearly two decades, they remained committed to coaches like Marvin Lewis, even in the absence of playoff victories. This loyalty has often led the team to promote from within when filling coaching vacancies, a trend likely to continue as they consider options for the quarterbacks coach position this offseason.

Bengals to Announce their Decision on the Quarterbacks Coach Position this Week

A short while back, Cincinnati had to address the vacancy in their offensive coordinator position when Brian Callahan, the former coach, accepted the head coaching role with the Tennessee Titans. Given Callahan’s track record as the offensive coordinator for one of the top NFL offenses.

it was widely anticipated that he would eventually pursue opportunities to advance his own career, a decision that was met without any resentment. Reflecting their loyalty, the Bengals chose to internally fill the position, promoting Dan Pitcher, who had served as the quarterbacks coach for seven years, to lead the unit.