Colin Cowherd Saying Tomlin is hurting Steelers..

We do poor in drafting DB's that is all not to shabby at the rest. That being said how many great DB's have came from the recent draft classes. Not too many Revis' out there nowadays.

 

most coaches do. suspensions is all that matters. what good does it do for a coach to not play the best players if available? they lose games and lose their jobs. its a no win situation. that's why not everyone can coach and tomlin, while he isn't the best, is among them

 

real good

 

You guys use propaganda spewed by the mainstream Pittsburgh media. The Steelers are an underachieving, sloppy, undisciplined, inconsistent team.

 

I think this is a big part of it. Ben seems to play poorly on the road, and two or three times a season is just out of sync. I think that is a big part of our inconsistency. I know the goal is 30 points a game, but I wish it was closer to 30 all the time rather than 45 sometimes and 10 the other. I love his risk taking and scrambling, and he is a great quarterback, but consistent he is not. Factor in his age and injuries, we are likely on a roller coaster ride for the next few years, and that has little to do with Tomlin. Tomlin does make some weird in-game decisions, and coaching by his gut makes me think his gut is a bit out of whack, but he is better than most other options.

 

Is anyone else turned on by this?


No? Just me? Alrighty then, carry on.

 

Nothing but FACTS! Something Cowherd probably doesn't know that really drives his point home is Tomlin was a DB coach for 7 years and for how many years now have we had one of the worst secondaries in the league? What does Tomlin do? What "coaching" does he bring to the table? 9 years and never had an above average or average secondary. He's a bad coach.

 

Clive's thoughts...

 

On that pick play warner expected 92 to blitz but instead JH dropped back in coverage, here it is in video in Harrisons own words with Haley crying over spilt milk:

http://www.steelersdepot.com/2015/1...n-look-back-at-super-bowl-xliii-interception/

 

The secondary was above average when Ike Taylor, Ryan Clark, and Polamalu were playing. Clark and Polamalu made the Pro Bowl, Polamalu also won DPOY keep ignoring the facts.

 

Also Troy is going to the Hall of Fame. But anyway.

 

Impressive this thread is still ongoing.

 

Bump

 

What would it take for Tomlin to get fired? I'm not going out of my way to wish a man loses his job. I am simply asking.

 

Getting caught selling weed to Bryant and Bell.

 

If the Steelers went 4-12 or 5-11 for the next 2 seasons in 2017 and 2018, his contract ends after the 2018 season.

 

Yes but the times when you expect him to make those gutsy calls he does not. Case in point. 4th and 2 and attempt a 52 yard FG? Most fans would agree and pundits alike it was a call that had little chance of success

 

I really do agree with you. i wanted him to go for it as well. If we don't get it the game is over. He wasn't ready to take that chance. He does run off his gut. Maybe he felt something on the sideline and chose that over logic. Fans cheer; players play; coaches coach.

 

This. I've finally accepted we are a bad team

 

We are not a bad team. But we are somewhat unfocused, undisciplined and (seemingly) unprepared at times.

 

I've been asking myself... what was worse? Cowher losing 4 AFC championship games at home and his two 6-10 seasons or Tomlin's consistent losing to inferior teams. At this point... I say it's tied. I used to give Tomlin the benefit of the doubt, since he never had horrific losing seasons like Cowher did, but it's evened out now.

 

I know one thing this thread has gone on long enough, I don't care right now if Tomlin is a good or bad coach all I know is it is Raven's week so..........................