Should Tomlin be on the Hot Seat?

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Re: Should Tomlin be on the Hot Seat?

Post by BethlehemSteel » Sun Nov 08, 2015 2:06 pm

A perfect way to weasel out of answering the great Carnac


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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:17 pm

swissvale72 wrote:
Swissvale72 wrote:

Deserved to be fired a couple years ago.




This is literally the dumbest thing I've ever read regarding Tomlin or the Steelers. Like him or dislike him, but this statement is the pinnacle of moronic.

You've earned your own moniker, the fucking potted-plant formerly known as Swissvale72.

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Post by swissvale72 » Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:24 pm

randomsteelerfan wrote:
swissvale72 wrote:
Swissvale72 wrote:

Deserved to be fired a couple years ago.




This is literally the dumbest thing I've ever read regarding Tomlin or the Steelers. Like him or dislike him, but this statement is the pinnacle of moronic.

You've earned your own moniker, the fucking potted-plant formerly known as Swissvale72.


Thanks for the feedback, Random....and it's Potted Fuckin' Plant....not fucking potted-plant. Future reference....you'll never see me including the g.

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Post by Legacy User » Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:54 pm

Took a long time, but to see the Rooney family posting here, supporting Tomlin....this site has come a long way.

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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 08, 2015 10:26 pm

swissvale72 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:
swissvale72 wrote:
Swissvale72 wrote:

Deserved to be fired a couple years ago.




This is literally the dumbest thing I've ever read regarding Tomlin or the Steelers. Like him or dislike him, but this statement is the pinnacle of moronic.

You've earned your own moniker, the fucking potted-plant formerly known as Swissvale72.


Thanks for the feedback, Random....and it's Potted Fuckin' Plant....not fucking potted-plant. Future reference....you'll never see me including the g.


Duly noted.

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Post by Legacy User » Mon Nov 09, 2015 12:39 am

randomsteelerfan wrote:
swissvale72 wrote:
Swissvale72 wrote:

Deserved to be fired a couple years ago.




This is literally the dumbest thing I've ever read regarding Tomlin or the Steelers. Like him or dislike him, but this statement is the pinnacle of moronic.

You've earned your own moniker, the fucking potted-plant formerly known as Swissvale72.


I would say a large majority think Tomlin is close to if not THE dumbest coach in football. I'm still wondering why he was even considered for the hire to begin with. He repeatedly out does himself on idiot decisions. He will be our Achilles heel until he is gone

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Post by FortyThree » Mon Nov 09, 2015 12:48 am

Naelae wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:
swissvale72 wrote:
Swissvale72 wrote:

Deserved to be fired a couple years ago.




This is literally the dumbest thing I've ever read regarding Tomlin or the Steelers. Like him or dislike him, but this statement is the pinnacle of moronic.

You've earned your own moniker, the fucking potted-plant formerly known as Swissvale72.


I would say a large majority think Tomlin is close to if not THE dumbest coach in football. I'm still wondering why he was even considered for the hire to begin with. He repeatedly out does himself on idiot decisions. He will be our Achilles heel until he is gone


:lol:

We all know why you didn't want Tomlin hired, Naelae.

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Post by tbsteel » Mon Nov 09, 2015 12:55 am

The guy has been a NFL head coach for 9 years and has never had a losing season. And he's playing for basically the most conservative, least trigger-happy organization in professional sports. But yeah, I bet that seat is getting pretty damn hot. :lol: C'mon guys.
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Post by Legacy User » Mon Nov 09, 2015 11:55 pm

fortythree wrote:
We all know why you didn't want Tomlin hired, Naelae.


And why would that be? If it's because he was grossly under qualified you would be correct. Care to babble on aimlessly about how great of a coach he is? Idiot

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Post by Legacy User » Mon Nov 09, 2015 11:56 pm

TB wrote:The guy has been a NFL head coach for 9 years and has never had a losing season. And he's playing for basically the most conservative, least trigger-happy organization in professional sports. But yeah, I bet that seat is getting pretty damn hot. :lol: C'mon guys.


Omg :roll:

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Post by Legacy User » Sat Nov 14, 2015 6:13 pm

To the original question: No.

Did I answer that already? I think I may have, but my answer is the same.

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Post by Havoc » Sat Nov 14, 2015 6:18 pm

Props to Tomlin for the great win vs the Raiders.

Haley too.
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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 15, 2015 6:16 am

Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.

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Post by swissvale72 » Sun Nov 15, 2015 7:28 am

randomsteelerfan wrote:Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.


Sure...since we all know Tomlin personally.

:roll:

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Post by BethlehemSteel » Sun Nov 15, 2015 1:13 pm

Randomsteelerfan....

Is........

Who is ban?

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Post by Obviously » Sun Nov 15, 2015 1:30 pm

BethlehemSteel wrote:Randomsteelerfan....

Is........

Who is ban?

Ziv/Clemson
IC
switz
The reading legend
Hi5


Could also be Demetrius Gore, because only folks who work in banks write like him.

He doesn't threaten physical violence so not Ziv/Clem. I don't think Ziv/Clem was a fan of Tomlin's either. switz and HI5 do not have the IQ for his writing style either. STD writes like this:

You know Beth
Tomlin is the last person to blame for anything
Steelers
If you had half a brain and didn't play
Madden you'd know that
Living legend that's me
Never wrong

My vote goes to IC. He was a Tomlin ballwasher.
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Post by stinger8 » Sun Nov 15, 2015 1:45 pm

randomsteelerfan wrote:Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.


Random I am indifferent regarding his employment here. There is one glaring point that would indicate he should be on the hot seat.

He has a generational QB who is probably going into the HOF, in his prime. This is year 5 potentially without a playoff win. Not S.B., not AFC Championship, 1 lousy playoff win. If he goes this year without making the playoffs or winning a minimum 1 game how is this acceptable? Please I am anxious to hear your thoughts.

As an aside you don't rebuild with a generational QB, you go for broke while you can. Make hay while the sun is shining.

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Post by BethlehemSteel » Sun Nov 15, 2015 2:12 pm

So we're talking about buckets and mops?
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Post by Legacy User » Sun Nov 15, 2015 9:38 pm

6-4.

No "hotseat"

The very idea is outrageous.

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Post by Kodiak » Sun Nov 15, 2015 9:43 pm

MeanJoeGreene75 wrote:6-4.

No "hotseat"

The very idea is outrageous.


Fortunately Jones got hurt and forced Tomlin to play Ben....being overly cautious already cost us 1 game, probably 2, by not playing Ben against KC
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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 15, 2015 9:45 pm

swissvale72 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.


Sure...since we all know Tomlin personally.

:roll:


Reading comprehension got ya down? Personal feelings are not objective. Here , I'll help you out. "I hate his bug eyes so I want him fired. "

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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 15, 2015 9:56 pm

Stinger8 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.


Random I am indifferent regarding his employment here. There is one glaring point that would indicate he should be on the hot seat.

He has a generational QB who is probably going into the HOF, in his prime. This is year 5 potentially without a playoff win. Not S.B., not AFC Championship, 1 lousy playoff win. If he goes this year without making the playoffs or winning a minimum 1 game how is this acceptable? Please I am anxious to hear your thoughts.

As an aside you don't rebuild with a generational QB, you go for broke while you can. Make hay while the sun is shining.


It's not acceptable. You're absolutely right. My point is to those who think he should already be fired or imminently fired.

I disagree with the generational qb argument tho. That guarantees nothing. There are too many factors to use that as a lynchpin.

The guy has seemingly rebuilt a SB contender. What happens this year and probably next will seal his fate, either positively or negatively

As an aside, I could seriously give 2 shits about a playoff win if it doesn't lead to a deep run. I care about progress and follow thru. Last year was progress over 2012 & 2013. Now I expect a deep run and I'm not sure how to evaluate the season to this point due to all the injuries.

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Post by swissvale72 » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:01 pm

randomsteelerfan wrote:
swissvale72 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.


Sure...since we all know Tomlin personally.

:roll:


Reading comprehension got ya down? Personal feelings are not objective. Here , I'll help you out. "I hate his bug eyes so I want him fired. "


You ever see me say that, Dipshit/

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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:03 pm

Obviously wrote:
BethlehemSteel wrote:Randomsteelerfan....

Is........

Who is ban?

Ziv/Clemson
IC
switz
The reading legend
Hi5


Could also be Demetrius Gore, because only folks who work in banks write like him.

He doesn't threaten physical violence so not Ziv/Clem. I don't think Ziv/Clem was a fan of Tomlin's either. switz and HI5 do not have the IQ for his writing style either. STD writes like this:

You know Beth
Tomlin is the last person to blame for anything
Steelers
If you had half a brain and didn't play
Madden you'd know that
Living legend that's me
Never wrong

My vote goes to IC. He was a Tomlin ballwasher.


Wow, I'd hardly call my commentary ball washing. I simply in no way agree that what he's done to date is fireable.

That being said, if this year ends in another flameout, I'll light the pilot and turn the gas way up.

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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:16 pm

swissvale72 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:
Reading comprehension got ya down? Personal feelings are not objective. Here , I'll help you out. "I hate his bug eyes so I want him fired. "


You ever see me say that, Dipshit/


The point is that he hasn't done anything from an OBJECTIVE point of view to deserve firing. Least of all 2 years ago, as you have stated. So, yes, your reasons for wanting him fired can only be attributed to some annoyance you have with the man, not the job he has done.

You seem intelligent, so I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here. Otherwise, I'll just classify you as an impatient fan with unreasonable expectations.

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Post by K_C_ » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:21 pm

randomsteelerfan wrote:
swissvale72 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:
Reading comprehension got ya down? Personal feelings are not objective. Here , I'll help you out. "I hate his bug eyes so I want him fired. "


You ever see me say that, Dipshit/


The point is that he hasn't done anything from an OBJECTIVE point of view to deserve firing. Least of all 2 years ago, as you have stated. So, yes, your reasons for wanting him fired can only be attributed to some annoyance you have with the man, not the job he has done.

You seem intelligent, so I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here. Otherwise, I'll just classify you as an impatient fan with unreasonable expectations.


Going on five years without a playoff win.

All the while having a franchise QB.

But no problem, give him a lifetime contract.

:lol:

Oh, and I'm the one who calls Tomlin a bug-eyed fuck. Get it right.
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Post by Legacy User » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:50 pm

Tomlin coached a pretty good game against Cleveland considering he was so busy last week with Team Rousey planning her fight strategy.

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Post by COR-TEN » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:52 pm

Dan Smith--BYU wrote:Tomlin coached a pretty good game against Cleveland considering he was so busy last week with Team Rousey planning her fight strategy.

Nothing like changing the topic to suit your needs, eh?
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Post by randomsteelerfan » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:53 pm

KC wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:
The point is that he hasn't done anything from an OBJECTIVE point of view to deserve firing. Least of all 2 years ago, as you have stated. So, yes, your reasons for wanting him fired can only be attributed to some annoyance you have with the man, not the job he has done.

You seem intelligent, so I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here. Otherwise, I'll just classify you as an impatient fan with unreasonable expectations.


Going on five years without a playoff win.

All the while having a franchise QB.

But no problem, give him a lifetime contract.

:lol:

Oh, and I'm the one who calls Tomlin a bug-eyed fuck. Get it right.


I didn't know anyone called him that, other than myself. ;)

4 years with zero playoffs, is a problem.

4 years with the same team, no progress beyond a 1 and done, is the Cincinnati Bengals and a problem.

The past 4 years under Tomlin isn't a problem.

2011 - 12-4 with a fading team that loses to Tebow. Happens.

2012-2013 - Roll out significant aging players with young talented ones

2014 - 11-5. Very positive step with an ugly playoff loss. Eh, not happy, but groundwork is there.

2015 /2016 - Tomlin must produce deep playoff runs this year and especially next. This team is ready.

If 2015/2016 don't happen, he needs to be gone.

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Post by stinger8 » Mon Nov 16, 2015 1:02 am

randomsteelerfan wrote:
Stinger8 wrote:
randomsteelerfan wrote:Considering everybody thinks this site has such great football knowledge, it's almost laughable that so many here think Tomlin should be gone or should have been gone previously.

If you don't like him, for whatever reason, fine. But don't confuse your personal feelings for logical reasoning.

To this point, Tomlin has done nothing worthy of firing. It's silly to think otherwise.

This season, but more likely next, will determine whether he should be fired. Based on the rebuild progression, that's the proper evaluation period and timeline.


Random I am indifferent regarding his employment here. There is one glaring point that would indicate he should be on the hot seat.

He has a generational QB who is probably going into the HOF, in his prime. This is year 5 potentially without a playoff win. Not S.B., not AFC Championship, 1 lousy playoff win. If he goes this year without making the playoffs or winning a minimum 1 game how is this acceptable? Please I am anxious to hear your thoughts.

As an aside you don't rebuild with a generational QB, you go for broke while you can. Make hay while the sun is shining.


It's not acceptable. You're absolutely right. My point is to those who think he should already be fired or imminently fired.

I disagree with the generational qb argument tho. That guarantees nothing. There are too many factors to use that as a lynchpin.

The guy has seemingly rebuilt a SB contender. What happens this year and probably next will seal his fate, either positively or negatively

As an aside, I could seriously give 2 shits about a playoff win if it doesn't lead to a deep run. I care about progress and follow thru. Last year was progress over 2012 & 2013. Now I expect a deep run and I'm not sure how to evaluate the season to this point due to all the injuries.


The bolded comment is utter nonsense. A generational QB guarantees that you have a shot. No excellent QB no shot. Look at the top QB's, their team are all super bowl contenders (Bree's maybe an exception). No way Jose, you got a great QB you got a shot. No QB no shot. Wasting years with Ben in his prime is not acceptable. So like you said he's got this year and next. I notice you are starting with the injury excuses. I just watched New England win, on the road missing their two tackles and their best wide receiver. No excuses, every team has injuries.

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