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The Steelers are lost. How it got this bad with Joey Porter, Jr. and.... Just about every high pick they've made in the last 9 years:
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Curious why you never hear anyone complain Cam Heyward is spending too much time being a podcaster but Juju got shit for climbing milk crates
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Yes he famously developed Joe Montana in the 90s
One of the elements Mike McCarthy provided the Titans and Steelers when he interviewed with them were videos and graphics of his long history of coaching and developing quarterbacks beginning with Joe Montana with the Chiefs under Marty Schottenheimer.
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Wildest take of the day goes to:
All you do is talk about how important QB play is. Here’s a coach who’s had subpar QB play for all but 1 of his 19 seasons as head coach and has still found a way to be a threat to opposing teams. The narrative on success in football so faulty, how u hate someone that never lost?
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Much love Mike T! Thanks for the memories. My favorite moment will be the headphone spinning after the pick 6 against Dallas in 2008!
I've been screaming this for years lol. I think it's just people translating the idea of 9-7 to the 17 game schedule
Mike Tomlin and the #Steelers being 9-8 is a popular joke, but they've only been 9-8 once (and have never been worse) in the 5 years the #NFL has had 17 games.
So why that label?
22 coaches have been 9-8 or worse for more seasons during that time:
4 times: Pete Carroll, Kevin Stefanski
3 times: Dennis Allen, Todd Bowles, Dan Campbell, Brian Daboll, Matt Eberflus, John Gannon, Mike McDaniel, Ron Rivera, Shane Steichen, Zac Taylor
2 times: Dave Canales, John Harbaugh, Matt LaFleur, Raheem Morris, Kevin O'Connell, Sean Payton, Doug Pederson, Brandon Staley, Mike Vrabel
That includes the last 6 consecutive winners of NFL Coach of the Year (Harbaugh/Stefanski 2x/Vrabel/Daboll/O'Connell).
So why does Tomlin get that label?
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