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

I love scuba, I’ll come be a customer.

 

I retired the first time at around 42. 6 1/2 years latter I went back into business. I retired 3 times after that, the last time in September. I said it was the last time. Now they are talking about changing the liquor laws in PA and I’m thinking I might be able to finally start the business I tried to start 30 years ago.

 

So a southern climate PADI shop? I've done mostly northern lake dives where I'd have killed to have a dry suit since the 7mm wet suit still wasn't keeping my bits and pieces warm. Really want to try some ocean dives but wife isn't keen on large cruise ships.

 

Yes, retirement to me means heading south and getting fat on a beach. I am not leaving Colorado until my Ice Climbing days are behind me though.

 

I'm 50 and all I can think about is retiring. Literally no way I would go back to work for someone else if I could retire. Start a business, sure maybe. But I can retire now and not end up bored that's for sure.

 

Yes.

 

Munchak left to be close to his daughter in Colorado. I doubt he's looking to stray too far from there

 

Unless he wants to keep coaching

 

At 61 he could simply retire

 

Unless he wants to keep coaching

 

Have they promoted someone already to the Offensive Line coach or is the position still vacant?

 

no OLB coach or o-line coach yet or GM.

 

Has Tom Cable been hired yet?

 

Don't worry, they'll wait until the last minute when slim pickens.

 

Or CB coach, Grady Brown was assistant secondary coach, but I don't know if he's a candidate for the job.

 

this could have been the plan from the start. move one up (austin) and keep brown as austins replacement, knowing butler was on his way out. remember tomlin talked butler into staying one more year.

 

Do it, Your ole Buddy Disco is retiring in December, We'll make a go of it

 

Urban Meyer left a job for his healthy. Then someone threw a truck load of money at him.

 

Congratulations

My wife is concerned we might consume the profits.

 

We'll be alright

 

2022 could go down as Tomlin's first true team.

No HOF QB drafted and developed by the previous Head Coach.

GM, OC and DC all hired by Tomlin and promoted from within to their current positions.

The 2022 season should be a great measuring stick for how good Tomlin truly is. Is he worthy to be mentioned along the names of HOF coaches, or is he more in the company of Barry Switzer?

 

If he was a Barry Switzer type he would've been fired by now.

 

If he wasn't a Steelers coach that would probably be true.