Ringer:Unraveling the Mike Tomlin Conundrum

Tomlin’s Steelers never underperform, and they never even finish under .500. So why has it been so long since Pittsburgh won a playoff game?

Unraveling the Mike Tomlin Conundrum - The Ringer

 

Good article and only 3 words shorter than War and Peace

 

Tomlin's Steelers never underperform?

 

In fact, every team without a playoff victory in the past four seasons has hired a new coach save for the Steelers and the Patriots.

Hell with a new Coach, just get a Tom Brady and a Ben R. type QB. Both gave their Coaches a ton of wins.

 

Yea that’s the funniest thing in this commentary. No need to even read any further to understand that this is a fluff piece article.

 

Not even going to read it, "His job is safe and they never underperform" details all I need to know. Rant on something I heard today. Some guru was talking about Tomlin on Foxsports radio and said the next two games will decide for MT his future. By this he meant MT may decide its time to leave, Art may say so blah blah.

I have no idea what will happen, probably safe, but down deep we really do not know how all of them think, but what the hell does 2 games mean!! Seriously any person that would decide a 75 to 100 million 5 year extension over what a team does in 2 games is a complete moron. Winning record or not, you either accept the last few years of mediocre results and are satisfied with that, or you acknowledge the issues are created by or are far greater than this guy can handle, period.