Report: Steelers have no plans to move on from Mike Tomlin
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I know that's the story you're looking to tell.Comment
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I do remember Butler saying that there was some give and take between them because he was more about rush and Tomlin was more about coverage (I think having that kind of balance would be good).
Taking calling duties away from LeBeau would be silly IMO. Not a good move. And very egotistical.
Taking them away from Butler (or never giving them to Austin) is more understandable.
I also think that Tomlin essentially didn't have a play sheet / card at that time. So if he was just calling things from his head...not good. If it was more like Butler would suggest a couple things and Tomlin would pick that's a little more acceptable I guess?
I think it has generally be better for both Cowher and Tomlin to have good (to great) coordinators that drive that side of the ball.
Hoping we get to that.Comment
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18 mil a year to win 9 or 10 games a year is quite the feat. We tip our hat to him if you will. I can't wait to hear Rooney's post-season address - "We think Mike has our team on the right track, we saw some really positive things". Where's the gif of the kid laughing and then crying in front of the reporter.Comment
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I think it's pretty clear if you look at this team since Cowher was hired, that the prime objective is to "just make the playoffs" because "once you're in the playoffs anything can happen".Comment
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How is it possible to have the best owner, best front office, best gm, best HC, good/great drafts every year and good FA acquisitions every year, but only have 3 playoff wins in 14 years?Comment
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