The Cincinnati Bengals have won a total of six (and a half) games so far during the two-year tenure of Zac Taylor as head coach, who was hired to replace Marvin Lewis after 16 seasons in that post. Before things fell apart in his final three seasons, Lewis had only had three seasons of sub-.500 play, which is notable, given that they had a sub-.500 record in 11 of the previous 12 years before he took over.
Given the overall context, what Lewis was able to do in Cincinnati, under the constraints of ownership, and with fiscal and other resource limitations, certainly starts to look a lot better.