Head Coach Poll

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This.


Chuck Noll came from a winning background.

Bill Cowher came from a winning background.

Hell, even Mike Tomlin came from a winning background.



I suspect the next HC will also come from the same Ethos.

 

I'm watching all the interview of the candidates... a lot of guys seem really young. They may be smart, but I don't know if they could command a locker room.

Honestly the guy I like so far is Anthony Weaver... kind of reminds me of Cowher or Dan Campbell.



Really what I want for this team is a Noll, Belicheat, or Parcells... I want that quiet curmudgeon that is never satisfied, wants perfection, and has a high football IQ and a high attention to detail. Tomlin had a high football IQ, but I think we were lacking attention to detail under Tomlin.

 

Jon Gruden anyone? Gruden loves Will Howard, and would probably be the only head coach that would be happy to have Will Howard as his starting QB. Kind of like Sean Payton in Denver being all in on Bo Nix when the rest of the world said Nix was a backup at best.

 

I know Brian Flores’ name is being batted around as a “top candidate” to replace Coach T, but could Rooney also see Jerod Mayo as another high value target that we should keep an eye on?

If you recall, he was shown the door after a single 4-13 season with the Pats just because Kraft favored someone with vision and who was capable of winning games.

Given the cultural differences between the Steelers and the Pats - and the 19 year’s of proof that we have a much more lax policy when it comes to accountability and winning games - do you think the Steelers could possibly be an ideal landing spot for Mayo? It’s difficult to ignore the synergies that could potentially exist here.

 

just go get Shula as HC and make Scheelhaase OC

 

Gentleman, which brings me to my next point: don't smoke crack. -LT

 

Sure. These guys would be the obvious answer, especially if we want to win games, but the Rooney’s have proven in the past that they don’t require a proven track record or culture of winning. He could be an ideal candidate.

 

With all the great, young candidates that are available to interview and bring here as the head coach, why would the team be interested in a coach that was replaced for having a horrible record and under a new head coach are now one of the best teams in the NFL in a very short time?

It simply doesn't make any sense.

 

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No AFC North HC retreads

 

Mayo would be one of the last people they should hire the Patriots fired him after one season .

 

On the surface it doesn’t, but a decade or two ago, I remember there was this one team that selected this guy who had no proven HC experience or even much of a body of work at all for that matter. Despite not being good at time management, controlling a locker room, beating teams with subpar records, or winning games that matter, this guy was allowed to stick around year after year after year. He would just show up to the post game briefs make his eyes look real big and say witty things that made him sound tough. Much of the media ate that up and insisted he was a good HC despite what I had mentioned.

For the life of me, I can’t remember which team it was at the moment, but it will come to me.

 

I prefer Matt Canada....Yes Mayo is that bad

 

No thank you. I’m an avid TN Vols fan and appreciate his play @ UT and his time @ New England. But, his sample size is too small to be head coach for the Steelers.

Idk if he would be able to put together an elite staff.

 

You bitched about Tomlin every chance you got because he couldn't win (playoff) games but you want to replace him with someone who was let go because he couldn't win games???

 

Nauseous.

 

Vrabel winning with Mayo's team LMAO.

 

Well, for many, yes, I see your point and it's for fun.

 

Whoever it is I hope they have more than 1 year as a coordinator.

 

Mayo does have head coaching experience, and it was so bad they fired him after one season.

Mike Tomlin had no experience as a head coach, but they saw something in him. They hired him and he was the face of the franchise for 19 seasons.

These are the two men you are trying to compare?