I think it was Timmons. The Pats had another TE threat back then, Hernandez.
Tomlin doesn't want hostages, except the Steelers fans.
Dupree is good for a couple tackles a game, a (small) handful of sacks a season. He never draws a double team, or even an RB chip. 1 career int. I...
His mistakes teach him nothing, which is probably the most bothersome to me.
Tomlin's players didn't fall from the sky, he helped choose them and he's supposed to help develop them. Defense is his forte, defensive backs in...
For that explanation alone, Tomlin should be fired.
The talent is serviceable, at best. Who are the standouts? How many dropped ints?, missed tackles? These things have nothing to do with scheme,...
I don't think he's worth 9.2mil, 7.5mil, 6.5mil ect. If he can get that kind of money somewhere else, I think he should.
I think you're right. It doesn't make sense to release him at this point. It's not like this team is just a kicker away from making a title run....
2019- $9,232,000 https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/bud-dupree-16746/
Well, welcome aboard. Tomlin lost me the first time he went for a 2 point conversion after the opening TD of a game. When I pointed out (on this...
The past 6 seasons didn't show you that there's no limit to Tomlin's stupidity?
I've read on this site many times that the front office picks Tomlin's coaching staff, he has no say in the matter. So which is it?
Bad luck can be overcome, but not with coaching ineptitude.
These glaring needs have been an issue for several seasons now, they weren't going to be fixed. They're only addressed with quips, quotes and...
:drinks: I'm buying! Thanks, I needed that laugh.:lolol:
Attention to detail is pretty important, no? I'm told Tomlin has nothing to do with game planning or play calling, so attention to detail is about...
He couldn't, he was in the rhythm and flow of the game.o_O
Did you watch todays game? It was a perfect microcosm of Tomlin's career in Pittsburgh.
I can find a dozen 'experts' who say the exact opposite. It's all bad.
