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"Mike Tomlin will make a decision about his future after the season" Link: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/mike-tomlin-will-make-a-decision-about-his-future-after-the-season

 

For me, I can't see Mike Tomlin becoming a lame duck coach. Either he resigns with a massive long term deal  or he walks. 

 

Something tells me this is a way for him to get maximum money from the Rooneys. Why else leak this?

 

Or has he tired of not having a QB in Pittsburgh and wants to coach an elite QB somewhere else?

 

 

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4 hours ago, MarkKelso'sHelmet said:

"Mike Tomlin will make a decision about his future after the season" Link: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/mike-tomlin-will-make-a-decision-about-his-future-after-the-season

 

For me, I can't see Mike Tomlin becoming a lame duck coach. Either he resigns with a massive long term deal  or he walks. 

 

Something tells me this is a way for him to get maximum money from the Rooneys. Why else leak this?

 

Or has he tired of not having a QB in Pittsburgh and wants to coach an elite QB somewhere else?

 

 

He's been there for 17 years. It's a job that requires long hours and a grueling schedule year round. This may or may not have anything to do with money.

 

Wouldn't shock me too much if he walked away. Took a year off and joined one of the Sunday morning shows like Sean Payton did, then came back the following year with his choice of jobs. He's really got nothing left to prove in Pittsburgh.

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4 hours ago, MarkKelso'sHelmet said:

"Mike Tomlin will make a decision about his future after the season" Link: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/mike-tomlin-will-make-a-decision-about-his-future-after-the-season

 

For me, I can't see Mike Tomlin becoming a lame duck coach. Either he resigns with a massive long term deal  or he walks. 

 

Something tells me this is a way for him to get maximum money from the Rooneys. Why else leak this?

 

Or has he tired of not having a QB in Pittsburgh and wants to coach an elite QB somewhere else?

 

 

 

you think the Rooney's didn't know his contract is about to expire without this "leak"?

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3 minutes ago, Coffeesforclosers said:

51 years old, has won a Lombardi, has never had a losing season, 17 years of HC experience. 

 

If he leaves, he'll be unemployed for as long as it takes his agent to answer the phone. 

He would be the ultimate culture guy for a rebuild. 

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2 hours ago, machine gun kelly said:

I have no issues with Tomlin other than he is a horrible game time manager.  His favorite player is the punter.

Listen to the man speak.  He's an idiot.  A real "football guy".  

 

His record speaks for itself; not sure how exactly he's accomplished it...but then again...it's really NOT that good if you study what he's done.  Always pretty solid but nothing close to championship level is not really what I'm after; we already have that with McDimwit.

 

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

Listen to the man speak.  He's an idiot.  A real "football guy".

 

My off the cuff estimate would be that Tomlin has approximately 50-60 IQ points on you.

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6 hours ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

He's been there for 17 years. It's a job that requires long hours and a grueling schedule year round. This may or may not have anything to do with money.

 

Wouldn't shock me too much if he walked away. Took a year off and joined one of the Sunday morning shows like Sean Payton did, then came back the following year with his choice of jobs. He's really got nothing left to prove in Pittsburgh.

That could certainly happen, but I suspect Pittsburgh is gonna make him an offer that would be hard to turn down, jmo. 

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Just now, Don Otreply said:

That could certainly happen, but I suspect Pittsburgh is gonna make him an offer that would be hard to turn down, jmo. 

I'm sure they will. They would be dumb not to and the Steelers organization has never been dumb. Wouldn't shock me if they announced an extension either. But he would be a HOT commodity on the open market. Pittsburgh will need to go big.

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5 hours ago, Nextmanup said:

Listen to the man speak.  He's an idiot.  A real "football guy".  

 

His record speaks for itself; not sure how exactly he's accomplished it...but then again...it's really NOT that good if you study what he's done.  Always pretty solid but nothing close to championship level is not really what I'm after; we already have that with McDimwit.

 

 

 

 


I suspect this is how you will continue to talk about McD even if he wins a SB.  

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6 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

I'm sure they will. They would be dumb not to and the Steelers organization has never been dumb. Wouldn't shock me if they announced an extension either. But he would be a HOT commodity on the open market. Pittsburgh will need to go big.

Absolutely true, Tomlin would get scooped up near instantly by another team, sure glad we won’t see him in the AFCE twice or more every year, 

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52 minutes ago, Don Otreply said:

Absolutely true, Tomlin would get scooped up near instantly by another team, sure glad we won’t see him in the AFCE twice or more every year, 

He's not in the AFCE so they don't see him twice very often and could never see him more than that.

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1 hour ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

I'm sure they will. They would be dumb not to and the Steelers organization has never been dumb. Wouldn't shock me if they announced an extension either. But he would be a HOT commodity on the open market. Pittsburgh will need to go big.


meh.

 

I don’t think that he’s in a highest bidder situation so much as is he still excited/enjoying. A big offer would be great but I suspect giving him a true blank check book for assistants, etc… maybe some upgrades in facilities and such… might get him more than an extra couple bucks 

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32 minutes ago, Malazan said:

He's not in the AFCE so they don't see him twice very often and could never see him more than that.

I know, just a hypothetical that will likely not ever happen…, 

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