Do you take Mike Munchak back as the O-Line coach?

I would go so far as hire him as a consultant to teach kendrick green technique. A 1-1 offensive lineman camp

 

It's being reported that Morgan took a job with the Bears as their OL coach. So now they definitely have to do something, as I don't think there's anybody in house left to coach the OL.

 

In a heart beat,looks like something is in the works with somebody?

 

He’s 62. He moved there for family. He’s going to retire, probably.

 

I am hoping someone is picking up the phone in Pittsburgh.

I would have a lot more confidence in Canada's offense with Munch making the O-Line calls.

I would love to watch him turn around Green's play.

 

I don't understand all this retirement talk for a 61 year old. Seems a little young to me.

A professional football coach at 61 is going to have limited opportunities if he wants to get a job locally, when he has been released.

I guess you could just mean he is going to retire from football and start working at the local hardware store or something like that.

 

41 years in football and coaching? he's probably made plenty of money to retire. maybe he likes the hardware business though.

 

https://steelersdepot.com/2022/02/d...ach-reportedly-heading-back-to-nfl-but-where/

another possible coach.

 

Because these are human beings. He originally left Pittsburgh to be closer to his family in Colorado. Obviously football is not his entire life.

 

I know that is what you keep saying...

But at 61, I hope I am not unemployed even if I am living near my family.

 

If I could retire at 52 I would.

Mike Munchak will be 62 in March. He flat out said (in a radio interview) a few years ago that if he didn't get the job in Denver he would have retired then, or maybe look around the college ranks in Colorado. Unless he has had a falling out with his family, I'm not sure why people think that anything has changed with his priorities.

Sometimes I laugh when fans cannot understand why football isn't the #1 priority for these players and coaches.

 

What is Denver up to? I bet they make an exciting QB move.

 

Tricky thing about life, it doesn't care what your plans are sometimes. My dad was one of the hardest working people I have known in my life, taught me about giving a fair days work for a fair days pay but 2 heart attacks, 4 stints and a pace maker carelessly wired backwards later and he is retired and on disability. Hard thing for someone who defines his sense of self through work.

 

From stories out there sounds like they get Hella drunk and then play darts for personnel decisions

 

Wouldn’t it be fitting if a top FA quarterback turns us down to play for the Broncos only to have an O-line as bad as ours protecting him

 

how old are you brice?

 

maybe he would prefer a front office GM position. he played a lot of years, it depends some on how his body feels. at 61-62 thats old for many players that have put their bodies under a pounding for many years. we see all the time players that die seemingly way before their time. stress in these jobs is high as well. if he truely wants to be around the grandkids a head coaching job won't leave a lot of time for that.

 

It was a radio interview shortly after he left, probably on TheFan. The question centered around why he would take the OLine job after interviewing for the HC job. Munchak's house was up for sale and had a place in Denver BEFORE his last season with the Steelers was even over.

 

52. And I can't see myself without a job in 10 years.

My retirement dreams involve opening up a Scuba shop and working on the beach for my "Golden Years".

 

Ten years ago I could do things a lot better then now. Your head says you can but your body tells you you can't.