As Buckeye has already mentioned, "Welcome". You'll learn when I'm being sarcastic - I was with the post you responded to...Wrong. Both Payton and Reid have had multiple losing seasons.... Payton had what..3 in a row or something like that? Tomlin? NONE, and a SB, plus he's a future hall of fame coach. The only reason for bringing this up, or creating a rumor is because of racism...this didn't come into being organically. That's why Tomlin reacted the way he did. The Steelers run into a few hiccups and suddenly the black man is in over his head...maybe he needs to take some crappy college job more suited to his lesser abilities. He's the coach of THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS! Why would you leave? Why would anyone even imagine that you would leave? The answer is plain as day...we live in a sick society from top to bottom, in all aspects; sports, religion, politics,(Jan.6 anyone?)
I would have thrown the chair I was sitting in at the reporter, but then the reporter probably didn't even understand the implications of the question, so not really his fault. Just another NPC repeating racist garbage.
So you think Tomlin is a better coach than Payton and Reid? Simply because Tomlin has not had a losing season? Now I hate to bring up past coaches here in Pittsburgh.....but what is your opinion on Cowher vs Tomlin? Is Tomlin the better coach? Or Cowher? Or do you see them as equals? And why?Wrong. Both Payton and Reid have had multiple losing seasons.... Payton had what..3 in a row or something like that? Tomlin? NONE, and a SB, plus he's a future hall of fame coach. The only reason for bringing this up, or creating a rumor is because of racism...this didn't come into being organically. That's why Tomlin reacted the way he did. The Steelers run into a few hiccups and suddenly the black man is in over his head...maybe he needs to take some crappy college job more suited to his lesser abilities. He's the coach of THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS! Why would you leave? Why would anyone even imagine that you would leave? The answer is plain as day...we live in a sick society from top to bottom, in all aspects; sports, religion, politics,(Jan.6 anyone?)
I would have thrown the chair I was sitting in at the reporter, but then the reporter probably didn't even understand the implications of the question, so not really his fault. Just another NPC repeating racist garbage.
I know the post comparing Tomlin to Reid and Payton was a troll job, but I'll bite. Tomlin and Payton have had basically the same success, both having franchise QBs for basically their entire coaching careers with the Steelers and Saints, respecitively.
Because he's implying that race is playing a part as to why his name is being bandied about, but not other NFL head coaches with similar tenures/resumes, but of the caucasian persuasion instead of black.Not sure why Tomlin had to bring up Payton and Reid. He was definitely offended by the question
Could be but I don't think I would make that leap. I just think he was having a self important moment.Because he's implying that race is playing a part as to why his name is being bandied about, but not other NFL head coaches with similar tenures/resumes, but of the caucasian persuasion instead of black.
Could the guy be any more entitled and thin-skinned? Years ago, he took umbrage when FOX asked about NFL players naming him the coach they'd most like to play for -- saying Dick Lebeau is "an old white guy..."So I watched the clip finally. Maybe it was not fully in context if the entire presser (I don't know). But he went off pretty hard for a respectfully asked question. The guy more wanted to know if Tomlin knew where the rumor started.
Gildong suggesting that all three aren't nearly even.What post was a troll job comparing Andy Reid, Sean Payton and Mike Tomlin? This was out of Tomlins mouth, asking why arent they asking Andy Reid and Sean Payton this question.
Um, no, its pretty obviousCould be but I don't think I would make that leap. I just think he was having a self important moment.
Left a ton out to make you wonder?He left a ton out which makes me wonder . Did you speak to anyone UCS? Yes or no. I don't care is he's mad, answer the question.
Because he's implying that race is playing a part as to why his name is being bandied about, but not other NFL head coaches with similar tenures/resumes, but of the caucasian persuasion instead of black.
I have to agree with you here. Just based on their mindset behind the scenes. Not going to rehash it all but they are focused in often on color. I will leave it at that.Um, no, its pretty obvious
You know cooch is slow you will have to explain things to him...a lot and often.Left a ton out to make you wonder?
”"Hey guys, I don't have time for that speculation. That's a joke to me,….I have one of the best jobs in all of professional sports. I don't have any interest in coaching college football. That will be the last time that I address it, not only today, but moving forward. Never say never, but never. OK? Anybody else have any questions about college jobs? There's not a booster with a big enough blank check.“
In normal human interpretation of dialogue, that‘s answering the question. Pretty much nothing left to wonder about. What‘s the notion of him speaking with anyone, much less UCS (Univ of Ca-Sacramento)? It’s speculation not from anyone in the league, but rather a former GM on his radio show, a USC alumni who played in the league making a passive/aggressive inquiry of interest, or a former player of Tomlin who only said he would love for his former coach take over at his alma mater.
This pretty much describes how I see it.I think Tomlin would make a great college coach.
He's an excellent motivator of men
He cares about boys becoming men, with all of the offsite mentoring programs he does
He's accountable and would hold his players accountable
He's an academic and would expect his players to be the same.
He's an excellent communicator and his NFL success and his reputation as an honest/accountable man would really help with recruiting.
99.9% of his players love him. (Some people just don't recognize the lessons they are being taught until later in life when they become men.)
Is he going to become a college head coach?
No ******* way!
Agree...Hell no unless the check is massive and his wife wants to move. Do I think he was contacted in the past? Absolutely.I think Tomlin would make a great college coach.
He's an excellent motivator of men
He cares about boys becoming men, with all of the offsite mentoring programs he does
He's accountable and would hold his players accountable
He's an academic and would expect his players to be the same.
He's an excellent communicator and his NFL success and his reputation as an honest/accountable man would really help with recruiting.
99.9% of his players love him. (Some people just don't recognize the lessons they are being taught until later in life when they become men.)
Is he going to become a college head coach?
No ******* way!
Wife has a business here . I think she is all nice and comfy.Agree...Hell no unless the check is massive and his wife wants to move. Do I think he was contacted in the past? Absolutely.
That's quite a stretch...but everyone is free to their opinions...Because he's implying that race is playing a part as to why his name is being bandied about, but not other NFL head coaches with similar tenures/resumes, but of the caucasian persuasion instead of black.
No I don't see them as equals. I am of the belief that while Tomlin is a good coach he won his SB with a roster and coaching staff full of Cowher's people. He could not get it done on his own later with the killer B's and decent defenses. Now he gets somewhat of a pass(somewhat as Cowher faced the cheating Pats* as well) because I don't remember how many times he faced Bellichick and that's when the cheating was in full effect. Signal stealing, deflategate, jamming the Steeles headsets at Gillette. Remember the Pats* were caught filming the Bengals just a few years ago so it has not stopped since they were caught. Cowher faced them most of his career without Brady though.So you think Tomlin is a better coach than Payton and Reid? Simply because Tomlin has not had a losing season? Now I hate to bring up past coaches here in Pittsburgh.....but what is your opinion on Cowher vs Tomlin? Is Tomlin the better coach? Or Cowher? Or do you see them as equals? And why?
Payton with the Saints has had 4 losing seasons....3 in a row. Reid had 3 losing seasons with the Eagles. Never any questions about them stepping down and coaching college ball.I believe Tomlin was mad because he views college as a lesser job. Basically, he thinks coaching at the collegiate level is beneath him and the other top coaches in the NFL. He's not wrong either. Just about any NFL coach could probably get some sort of college head coaching job if they wanted one. His point with Reid and Payton was basically saying no one is suggesting they should take a big demotion, why should he? What Tomlin missed is no one started rumors about those guys going to USC or LSU. It's happened in the past though with Payton and even Cowher was linked to NC State.
I know the post comparing Tomlin to Reid and Payton was a troll job, but I'll bite. Tomlin and Payton have had basically the same success, both having franchise QBs for basically their entire coaching careers with the Steelers and Saints, respecitively.
Andy Reid Mike Tomlin Sean PaytonSeasons 23+ 14+ 14+Overall Record 224-134-1 148-81-1 147-83Seasons > .500 17 11 9Division Titles 11 7 7Playoff Appearances 16 9 9Playoff Record 17-15 8-8 9-8Conference Title Appearances 8 3 3Super Bowl Appearances 3 2 1Super Bowl Championships 1 1 1
Might want to do a double take on that age assessment. Just looking around, most of the "hot" college coaches are in their mid to late 30's. Tomlin is well past that age.Tomlin is 8 years younger than Payton. He is 14 years younger than Reid. To me, that would be the primary reason they would be talking about him taking a college job instead of the other two. Tomlin is still in the age where he would be considered a young coach with a long future ahead of him. The other two, not so much.
Tomlin would be great at all of those things. However, not in a million years do I see him wanting to recruit or have to kiss the butts of the boosters. We always hear Tomlin is a leader of men, so I don't think he'd enjoy coaching 18 year olds.I think Tomlin would make a great college coach.
He's an excellent motivator of men
He cares about boys becoming men, with all of the offsite mentoring programs he does
He's accountable and would hold his players accountable
He's an academic and would expect his players to be the same.
He's an excellent communicator and his NFL success and his reputation as an honest/accountable man would really help with recruiting.
99.9% of his players love him. (Some people just don't recognize the lessons they are being taught until later in life when they become men.)
Is he going to become a college head coach?
No ******* way!
Are we ignoring Reid's 8 conference championship and 3 Super Bowl appearances because he had three losing seasons with the Eagles? lolPayton with the Saints has had 4 losing seasons....3 in a row. Reid had 3 losing seasons with the Eagles. Never any questions about them stepping down and coaching college ball.