I don't know what is the plan of the steelers

9-10 wins is more accurate

 

No it's not. LoL Learn a little math.....it's actually closer to 11 wins, than 9.
I'm not the only one who has actually done the math. A few others have also, and they have come up with the exact same thing I have. 10 to 11 wins a season is actually the Standard since Tomlin has been the coach.
I know that this bothers You , but You young guys have to learn that there are facts, and there are feelings, and that they aren't the same........No matter how strongly people feel about something.

 

I don't talk about the entire career of Tomlin,I talk about the last several years(I can't believe I must always said this to you)....The steelers had 11 wins or more only one time since 2018

 

So You would still be wrong. In the last 5 years we have went 12 wins, 9 wins, 9 win, 10 wins, and 10 wins. So even using your So call standard.....it would still be 10 wins.
But as everyone knows, You can't say Tomlins standard, and not actually use all the years He coached the Steelers.
So how ever You want to slice it....the Standard is 10 to 11 wins. Grade school math is not hard.

 

If you look at the last 7 years this is 9,8,12,9,9,10 and 10 wins,average of less of 10 wins season and it would been worse if the NFL would not added a 17th games

 

If you're trying to make the point that Tomlin doesn't win as many games as he should, it somehow seems strange to argue that adding a game to the schedule helps him. (In theory, of course, it does - as it would with any coach who's lead his team to at least one victory.)

That said, you're kind of wrong: in the four years that the NFL has had a 17-game schedule, Tomlin has averaged 9.5 wins and a .559 winning percentage. In the three other (16 game) seasons you're counting above, he averaged 9.7 with a .604.

 

Damn math!

 

I'm not sure about this after the way the DL finished last season .

 

Nope

 

Ok now you are posting total bull****

5 year average is 10

10 year average is 10.1

Your credibility is near zero

Don't post bull****

Admit you lied and repent

 

No fight with me

 

You keep changing the limits of what the standard is. LoL.
1st it was Tomlins career then it was the last several year, and when that didn't add up, Now it's the last 7 years. LoL.
You can't just pick , and choose what years make the standard. LoL. I could make Brady, and Belichick look bad if You just let me pick the years. LoL

 

Maybe they are thinking with the additions

 

I never talked about Tomlin's entire career, because in his first five years, up until before our playoff game in Denver, his resume was phenomenal,his norm at that time was 12 wins and he make the super bowl twice...One of the best start ever

It's just that this is not true that the Steelers' standard right now is 10-11 wins when they've only had 11 wins or more once in the last seven years. I don't know what's wrong with that. In those seven years, it was either 9-10 wins in five of those years, with 2019 and 2020 being the only exceptions.

Even if you narrow that down to five years, four of the last five seasons have been 9 or 10 wins.

 

You are just arguing to argue now, and You know it. Just take the loss. For his entire career the standard is 10-11 games.
In the last 5 years the standard is 10 wins.....so stop digging the hole deeper. Like I said ....there is nobody I can't make look bad if You let me pick the years, but thats not how it works.

 

We would have a different discussion if it were for his entire career.

 

5 just to please you

 

i think you can compare the approaches of coaches from different eras. How they handled the players, the level of preparation and how they treated each game and opponent. The culture they created, this all can be compared.

as far as the 80’s, Noll had next to nothing to work with. His teams were made up of fading, over the hill remaining players from the 70’s and mediocre to ok younger players. And he still squeezed out a 2-4 playoff record. Just one win shy of Tomlin’s playoff record during Bens last 10 years.