Based on this logic, I guess Tomlin's tenure in the league means that he deserves any HC position or greater in the league.
can you present a citation with the Rooneyz saying that quote?
He's certainly a ******* weirdo.
Oh. I see. The fact that he had zero personnel or scouting background and beat out 15 other candidates, some with better experience, is just coincidental. It had nothing to do with our universally known and beyond stale "promote from within" policy, especially if the person we are promoting is a minority candidate.
Yeah, because NFL teams keep guys in the front office for 21 years who aren't capable of adequately doing their jobs.
And the fact that the other candidates had zero cap management background? It's not possible that their lack kept them from getting the job because Artll valued that a little bit more with an already strong scouting department in place. Naaaah ... "just give it to the minority".
We have a HC who has been on the field for 15 years and he isn't adequately doing his job. Unless of course, staying at or slightly above .500 is good enough to you?
Considering that about 50% of the league has a hard time staying above .500 every year, let alone 15 ... He's doing a better job than most.
If Tomlin had any self-respect he would have stepped down and allowed some fresh blood by now. We NEEDED a new GM who had the balls not to allow him to use present politics to milk the system for another decade. Instead, we got another lazy, VERY much expected, and politically inspired pick by Rooney.
new name same bullshit
So no citation. Got it
B****, I didn't bring politics into this thread. I said that the decision to promote Omar was politically driven. That isn't one in the same. If you are too stupid to differentiate between the two, maybe do the forum a favor and step down from your "mod" position so someone more competent and less interested in their own self promotion can effectively manage the day to day affairs. No guys, I have a ban button I can do whatever I want. Derrrr
They got the best candidate and hired Weidl, which is a bonus. Now, the team has two brains in the GM spot. I don't understand the negativity by some. With all of the candidates interviewed, they did their job of what is best for the team. Khan checks off a lot of boxes: loyal, great with the cap, works with MT well and been with the team for 21 years. That's a helluva a front office guy to promote.
Right .. "16 candidates". 16 candidates and "oh, the guy with zero personnel and scouting background, who just so happens to be an internal, minority candidate, is the best candidate for the position." Surprise, surprise.
Seriously, you don't happen to have any semi-automatic/automatic weapons do you?
Check it out ^. This is the world in which we live. Simply utter the word "minority" (it doesn't even have to be used offensively, mind you) and suddenly you have some whiney a*s Karen asking the one who uttered this word if they possesses semi-automatic weapons. Uh? Remind me. Who's making this political?
Yeah ... I'm a Karen.
I don't think that word means what you think it means. 
No. I'm complaining that we are allowing one's race to overshadow true qualifications and talent.Yeah ... I'm a Karen.
But anyway, you're the one on here complaining about every minority in a position of power in the Steeler's hierarchy; along with saying they weren't/aren't qualified for their jobs.
So you admit you're complaining about race. Thank you.
He would have to be Ballzdeep in Bob.
Could you start calling him "old man Rooney"? Kinda gives it a Scooby-Doo Doo Vibe
