The Bengals won’t be hiring Jack Del Rio after all.Del Rio was scheduled to interview for the team’s defensive coordinator spot later this week Cheap Cordy Glenn Jersey , but apparently, both sides decided it wasn’t a good fit.Who knows why it ultimately fell through, but regardless, the Bengals have missed out on their top defensive coordinator target. Cincinnati also showed interest in Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, but he opted to stay in New Orleans. Now, the focus will likely shift back to Dom Capers Trayveon Williams Cincinnati Bengals Jersey , the former defensive coordinator of the Packers who was out of work this past season.Of course, new Bengals head coach Zac Taylor could look at other coordinator candidates that may currently be on other NFL staffs. Taylor really needs to look around and interview other candidates before he settles on Capers, if that’s who will ultimately be the pick. Who would you like to see become the Bengals’ next defensive coordinator? Bengals defensive end Carl Lawson has 9.5 sacks in his two-year NFL career, of which 2.5 came in the third game of his career, against the Packers. He wishes every quarterback would be as easy to get to as Aaron Rodgers was that day.Lawson said Rodgers has so much confidence in his abilities to make plays that he’ll hold onto the ball longer than most quarterbacks, giving the defense more time to get to him.“Honestly Trayveon Williams Jersey 2019 , I think it’s easier to sack Aaron Rodgers than most quarterbacks,” Lawson said on NFL Network. “He sits there, and he pats the ball. At the same time, sacking him don’t mean nothing if you don’t do it for four quarters. You know, he came back against us. So, I mean Color Rush Trayveon Williams Jersey , he’s an easier quarterback for me to sack personally, because he sits there, and he probably gets eight to 10 yards in the pocket. He’s got a great left tackle in [David Bakhtiari]. So, he just sits there, he waits, he waits Cheap Trayveon Williams Jersey , getting that read. When he gets sacked, he doesn’t get flustered. I only saw him get frustrated maybe one time when I did sack him, which was the third and a half sack that [was called off by a Bengals penalty].”Statistically, Rodgers was around the league average in terms of his frequency of sacks last year: He was sacked 49 times in 597 attempts, meaning he threw about 12 passes for every time he was sacked. League-wide, there were about 14 passes thrown for each sack. So he typically isn’t a lot easier to sack for the rest of the NFL. Even if he is for Lawson.