Um, I didn't bring up Chuck Noll, you did.Instead of hiding behind some ridiculous statement that I was comparing Noll to Tomlin, which I clearly wasn't, answer the questions. First, if it is "All" or "Mostly" on Tomlin, does this apply to other coaches, or just Tomlin? Is that only a Tomlin issue? Secondly, if not and you apply that to all coaches, did Noll forget how to coach in the '80s? It was Noll's own team, his offensive and defensive ideologies, his coaching staff and his players. My question really has nothing to do with Tomlin or Noll but it has to do with this idea of "All" or "Most" being on someone who doesn't even play. You remind me of a politician. Don't answer the question and deflect.
Yes, because your boring life is comparable to a professional football player whose boss has been around too long.I will never agree that someone who does not play is more responsible than the people actually playing the game. Maybe I'm wrong, but I cannot think of any other job in which this would be the case, the exception being professional sports. I'd like to try it, though. If I screw up at work, well hell, I'll just go in and say, you hired me, I was following your ideologies and I was listening to the administrators you hired. It's mostly your fault! I wonder how that might that pan out for me?
YOU constantly bring up that Tomlin was the coach in 2008. And I'll continue be here to tell you how irrelevant that fact is in regards to what he's done with the Steelers since then, and right now. You're welcome.If you don't give a **** about 2008, why do you object so much and so emotionally to my opinion on it? Why is it brought up here almost every time someone criticizes Tomlin? Almost every time. And that is not an exaggeration. If it doesn't matter to you all, why is it one of the reasons used so often to justify Tomlin's removal as head coach?
Thanks for the English lesson.
Cool.You know what? I apologize. Seriously. I'm done with this. I agree that Tomlin needs to go. The rest doesn't matter. We both want him gone. Let's hope it happens.
I think the only other coach to go 6 years without a playoff win and not get fired was Marvin Lewis with Cincy, just off the top of my head, I'd think there has to be a couple others maybe.If Tomlin was not protected under the skirt of Rooney he would have been gone anywhere else after losing two games at home against 2-6 teams.
Wayne Fontes may have been in Detroit that long and didn’t win jack **** with Barry Sanders.I think the only other coach to go 6 years without a playoff win and not get fired was Marvin Lewis with Cincy, just off the top of my head, I'd think there has to be a couple others maybe.
The longest he went without a playoff win was 5 seasons, he was fired after that 5th seasonWayne Fontes may have been in Detroit that long and didn’t win jack **** with Barry Sanders.