‘Dumb Takes on Tomlin’
Re: ‘Dumb Takes on Tomlin’
Mike Tomlin without Ben
With this talent
With his ability to coach and scheme
Get ready to be jizzed on as fans like we haven’t seen in years
With this talent
With his ability to coach and scheme
Get ready to be jizzed on as fans like we haven’t seen in years
Where is STD these days?
He said, as recently as last season, that criticizing Tomlin was racist.
"...It's very difficult to keep the line between the past and the present... Do you know what I mean...?"
Edith 'Little Edie' Bouvier Beale
Edith 'Little Edie' Bouvier Beale
We live in a time where racism is force fed 24/7/365 by the national media.
Quite frankly I’m sick of it.
But as far as being critical of the head coach of the Steelers?
It’s not about race, it’s about results.
His time has expired here. He’s done. He’s a pathetic head coach who continually struggles with the same issues year after year.
If he was white I’d be saying the same things. Results are what matters. I could care less about the race of our HC.
If the next one is black but knows how to utilize timeouts and put our players in a better position to succeed, bring him on.
I just want to win.
The media wouldn’t blow him 24/7 or write articles citing what a great coach he is and that all of the Steelers woes he’s but a victim of himself.If he was white
This in part is why Dunce will never fire him. All he sees and hears from the media is how great Jibba Lombardi Jabba is.
Dunce thinks he’d be firing the Emperor in 1979 or some shit.
The Steelers are among the NFL’s worst teams in total offense (30th) and total defense (28th). Highest paid defense in the league by far. We are lucky to have Mike Tomlin.
Rooney won’t fire him because Rooney values stability, brand and stable cash flow more than he does championships
It’s why they changed Ben into checkdown Charlie, it’s why they won’t fire Tomlin, and it’s why they basement shop
It’s also why perch is likely right that they won’t rebuild fully … they will try and maintain mediocrity and muddle through.
However, They have IMO a problem right now with the plan … their stability is in large part built on internal building and they have failed with so many picks and development that they can’t. And Rooney - again IMO - will not like tarnishing the brand with some serious losing seasons.
If I had to guess, they will try stopgap measures next year and when that fails Rooney may finally come to his senses because of damage to the Steelers brand. Maybe if we say our prayers to the little baby Jesus in a tuxedo shirt, he will force a proper rebuild now.
It’s why they changed Ben into checkdown Charlie, it’s why they won’t fire Tomlin, and it’s why they basement shop
It’s also why perch is likely right that they won’t rebuild fully … they will try and maintain mediocrity and muddle through.
However, They have IMO a problem right now with the plan … their stability is in large part built on internal building and they have failed with so many picks and development that they can’t. And Rooney - again IMO - will not like tarnishing the brand with some serious losing seasons.
If I had to guess, they will try stopgap measures next year and when that fails Rooney may finally come to his senses because of damage to the Steelers brand. Maybe if we say our prayers to the little baby Jesus in a tuxedo shirt, he will force a proper rebuild now.
You think people show up on Sunday to see Tomlin?and stable cash flow more than he does championships
A new coach hurts cash flow how?
The Steelers are among the NFL’s worst teams in total offense (30th) and total defense (28th). Highest paid defense in the league by far. We are lucky to have Mike Tomlin.
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Translation:
Premise one: My preferences are the standard of reality.
Premise two: I’d prefer that media discuss racism less.
Conclusion: It follows from premises one and two that the media’s discussion of racism is not in proportion to reality.

“Being a fan is fine, but there is a line you can cross that makes it really unhealthy,” said Ken Yeager, PhD, a mental health expert in the department of psychiatry at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Stability is this team's downfall.
There are times when it's perhaps needed, on a seasonal basis, maybe a couple of seasons.
But to look at stability as something to be developed over decades when success demands flexibility and innovation is a good way to end up with what we see on the field week after week.
If they were successful and stable, that's great. That isn't what's happening, and asking the media to program the Tomlinbots to ignore what they see is disturbing to watch.
Without Ben, this team is worse than the Lions, and I bet Coach Mike knows this.
There are times when it's perhaps needed, on a seasonal basis, maybe a couple of seasons.
But to look at stability as something to be developed over decades when success demands flexibility and innovation is a good way to end up with what we see on the field week after week.
If they were successful and stable, that's great. That isn't what's happening, and asking the media to program the Tomlinbots to ignore what they see is disturbing to watch.
Without Ben, this team is worse than the Lions, and I bet Coach Mike knows this.
“We’ve got to write that story. We’ve got enough talent, we’ve got enough schematics to do big, big things. When I say big things, I’m talking about historic things.”
I think the PIT extreme can be as detrimental as the opposite (2-3 years to prove yourself).
IMO, a new coach should have about 5 years to show a strong, upward trend. That's basically time enough to "fully" develop and integrate at least a couple of draft classes. It is possible to turn a team around in a year or two in today's NFL, but usually that means you started with a decent young core of players (not very true for PIT).
Two more years with Tomlin at the helm and this team will be very close to the Lions. Gone will be guys like Ben, JuJu, Tuitt, Haden and possibly a Heyward. I firmly believe two years down the road this team will have even less talent than it has now, most notably at QB.
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Weighty downs...the lifeblood of ball possession
Weighty downs...the lifeblood of ball possession
Been watching the first half of games with Ben?Without Ben, this team is worse than the Lions, and I bet Coach Mike knows this.
This team is just bad. Ben or no Ben. We suck.
And Ben’s talent has deteriorated to the point he isn’t able to elevate the team sound him.
The Steelers are among the NFL’s worst teams in total offense (30th) and total defense (28th). Highest paid defense in the league by far. We are lucky to have Mike Tomlin.
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The last sentence is that clown being condescending. "Fans would be smart to accept that." Eat a fucking bag of dicks.Texas Black & Gold wrote: ↑Sat Jan 01, 2022 3:14 pmGreat article and thanks for posting it.
The last paragraph is the best part, particularly the last sentence. "Mike Tomlin is a very good coach, and fans would be smart to accept that."
Let's hope the Steelers end any playoff hopes the Browns have on Monday night and then put the Ravens out of their misery the next week.
Happy New Year to yunz
Here We Go Steelers
The best point he makes is about the selection of the next head coach being done by someone not named Dan Rooney. Art II will be the man for that, and I believe it was Lit who said he fears that, and so do I, but Tomlin's time should have ended years ago.
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Stability is about the last word I'd use to describe the Pittsburgh Steelers team 2011-Present.Gonzo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 5:47 pmRooney won’t fire him because Rooney values stability, brand and stable cash flow more than he does championships
It’s why they changed Ben into checkdown Charlie, it’s why they won’t fire Tomlin, and it’s why they basement shop
It’s also why perch is likely right that they won’t rebuild fully … they will try and maintain mediocrity and muddle through.
However, They have IMO a problem right now with the plan … their stability is in large part built on internal building and they have failed with so many picks and development that they can’t. And Rooney - again IMO - will not like tarnishing the brand with some serious losing seasons.
If I had to guess, they will try stopgap measures next year and when that fails Rooney may finally come to his senses because of damage to the Steelers brand. Maybe if we say our prayers to the little baby Jesus in a tuxedo shirt, he will force a proper rebuild now.
"Jack Lambert is mean and relentless wherever he goes, on and off the field! I do remember many times he would chase me in practice, but no way would I let him catch me" - Franco Harris
“We’ve got to write that story. We’ve got enough talent, we’ve got enough schematics to do big, big things. When I say big things, I’m talking about historic things.”
Nor would I. But, Never a losing season and sales are good. That’s what they care about. I am not advocating for them … I think it’s stupid and will end badly.JackLambert58 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 7:07 pmStability is about the last word I'd use to describe the Pittsburgh Steelers team 2011-Present.Gonzo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 5:47 pmRooney won’t fire him because Rooney values stability, brand and stable cash flow more than he does championships
It’s why they changed Ben into checkdown Charlie, it’s why they won’t fire Tomlin, and it’s why they basement shop
It’s also why perch is likely right that they won’t rebuild fully … they will try and maintain mediocrity and muddle through.
However, They have IMO a problem right now with the plan … their stability is in large part built on internal building and they have failed with so many picks and development that they can’t. And Rooney - again IMO - will not like tarnishing the brand with some serious losing seasons.
If I had to guess, they will try stopgap measures next year and when that fails Rooney may finally come to his senses because of damage to the Steelers brand. Maybe if we say our prayers to the little baby Jesus in a tuxedo shirt, he will force a proper rebuild now.
The only thing that will make them change their mind is lost money and diminished brand.
No and you know that. The steeler way is their “proven” model and brand … as long as it sells they don’t care enough to rock Their boat. Competing every year for an AFC North title is good enough by them. Tickets sell, Jerseys sell, nfl sells, beer sells ….
We do what we do as long as it succeeds regularly. All I am saying is their definition of success is different … at least it appears that way because they WONT change … neither the owner nor the coach
I’m just saying a new HC doesn’t diminish their financial bottom line.
They are already among the leagues worse teams sporting a historically bad offense.
Asses will be in the seats if the ever so important “3 coaches in…” is broken.
They are already among the leagues worse teams sporting a historically bad offense.
Asses will be in the seats if the ever so important “3 coaches in…” is broken.
The Steelers are among the NFL’s worst teams in total offense (30th) and total defense (28th). Highest paid defense in the league by far. We are lucky to have Mike Tomlin.
It is my opinion that they equate the two with one another doing it the steeler way = stability and good returns
I agree that these changes would actually probably help … but they are far more rigid
I agree that these changes would actually probably help … but they are far more rigid
2018-present I think you have an argument.JackLambert58 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 7:07 pmStability is about the last word I'd use to describe the Pittsburgh Steelers team 2011-Present.Gonzo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 5:47 pmRooney won’t fire him because Rooney values stability, brand and stable cash flow more than he does championships
It’s why they changed Ben into checkdown Charlie, it’s why they won’t fire Tomlin, and it’s why they basement shop
It’s also why perch is likely right that they won’t rebuild fully … they will try and maintain mediocrity and muddle through.
However, They have IMO a problem right now with the plan … their stability is in large part built on internal building and they have failed with so many picks and development that they can’t. And Rooney - again IMO - will not like tarnishing the brand with some serious losing seasons.
If I had to guess, they will try stopgap measures next year and when that fails Rooney may finally come to his senses because of damage to the Steelers brand. Maybe if we say our prayers to the little baby Jesus in a tuxedo shirt, he will force a proper rebuild now.
From 2011-2017 I don't think we had an organization stability problem. We had peak Ben, great talent on offense and defense and went to one AFCC (and probably would have gone to two more without key injuries).