Mike Munchak Wants to coach again

To be fair, Charlie was a place kicker… And his holder was an Ahole.

 

Ahole?

 

Does jerk work better for you?

 

NOPE

 

If only it were possible to hire Munchak

 

I’ll drive to Colorado to pick Munckak up

Might even have a beer with @Brice if he promises not to punch me

 

You say that like you think it is not possible

Is it not

 

"I think we need to be better on the offensive line," Rooney said. "Those guys got better as the season went on. There's no denying that. We'll assess where we are. If there are places we can make improvements, we will."

Hiring Munchak is a place they can make improvement

 

Also, finding a center and a RT would be an improvement

 

The line made great progress both seasons, but you are right. It took them way too long to get there. I remember stories about players struggling to adapt to Meyers' approach in 2022. I imagine the same thing happened to the Seumalo, who seemed to have problems early on, but was kicking ass by the end of the season.

 

Hey It is February 15, 2024 and Pat Meyer's Contract just Expired today. Meyer signed his O-Line contract on February 15th, 2022

Let the Munch talk begin!!!!

 

Brice you are on page 4 of a Munch Talk post

 

In May of last year, Munchak told Ron Cook and Joe Starkey that “the hardest thing I ever did was leave (the Steelers).”

 

Munch a bunch of munch a bunch
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Muncha buncha buncha Munch

 

So in other words you don’t know?

 

Good thing the Steelers pay their coaches well

 

First thing
When you have an established OL you can plug anyone in and they will do well. Not so much when you have a bunch of nobody’s.

Second thing
Hmmmm

 

If Munchak was coming here he would already be signed

 

Source they do or do not? In other words you don't know. lmao

 

That was the point of my post to the other person. I could just as easily say the Steelers pay their coaches well.
No one knows for sure so stop making **** up.

 

They apparently pay well enough to hire them and retain them

Supply and demand