Cincinnati Bengals

Marvin Lewis' time with the Bengals reportedly could be running out

Published Apr. 6, 2016 5:50 p.m. ET

Nunzio Ingrassia

It might finally be put-up-or-shut-up time for Marvin Lewis in 2016.

According to Bleacher Report, the Bengals ownership is growing impatient with the man whose been the team's head coach for the past 13 seasons.

The Bengals have made the playoffs each of the past five years and seven times overall during Lewis' tenure but, the team has yet to win a postseason game during that span.

Last year's playoff loss to the Steelers is arguably the worst of them all. Jeremy Hill's costly fumble and Vontaze Burfict and Adam Jones getting back-to-back personal fouls set up a late field goal that in an 18-16 Wild Card playoff loss.

Lewis told NFL.com on Tuesday that the team will "press on" after the stunning loss.

"There's nothing they can do about it now," Lewis said. "We're gonna learn to answer the question and press on. Everyone keeps bringing it up. We have to move on. It's done and gone. April 18, it gets buried. It gets exorcised. And then we move on and we've got put our heads down and do everything we can to earn our way back into the playoffs."