Flash Thunderton
The 4th Migo
I say Tomlin cause who honestly thought things would be so perfect for the Warriors right now?
Which head coach came into a better spot, Mike Tomlin or Steve Kerr?
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Tomlin, who has turned a Ferrari into a Ford Focus
Flash Thunderton
The 4th Migo
Kerr won't exactly be able to keep Green, Ezili etc. So we'll see if he passes the test
Tomlin has done a great job IMO. Pittsburgh has maintained being a force in the afc.
Has Tomlin even had a losing season yet?
Reid2Achieve
Superstar
And he will probably lose at least one of his assistant coaches.
82-46 record, a championship and last year his team won 11 games. No losing seasons yet and it's MUCH harder to keep a great football team together than keeping a great basketball team together. If Tomlin gets fired tomorrow, he'll have a another head coaching job before the blink of an eye. Don't disrespect the brother.
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feelosofer
#ninergang
Kerr
Too early to say right now, but football is generally a much harder sport to remain 'competitive' over several years- so much harder to detect what is a better spot. For example, in hindsight John Harbaugh stepped into the RIGHT spot after all those top round defensive picks- but did anyone think so at the time? Hell, half the Browns team is top 1st round picks, would you say any of their new coaches stepped into the 'right spot'?
With respect to Tomlin-
The year before Tomlin arrived, the Steelers were 8-8. 2 years later, they win the SB, largely due to him drafting Woodley and promoting Harrison over Porter. It wasnt like he had some turnkey operation.
You my Steeler's brethren and all, but your hatred for Tomlin is the only reason why I know you are whiter than a slice of wonder bread
. Look at this brotha's track record:
Not ONE losing season
A 82-46 record.
4 Division crowns in only 8 years
With respect to Tomlin-
The year before Tomlin arrived, the Steelers were 8-8. 2 years later, they win the SB, largely due to him drafting Woodley and promoting Harrison over Porter. It wasnt like he had some turnkey operation.
You my Steeler's brethren and all, but your hatred for Tomlin is the only reason why I know you are whiter than a slice of wonder bread. Look at this brotha's track record:Not ONE losing season
A 82-46 record.
4 Division crowns in only 8 years
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Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
I don't know anyone at all who disliked tomlin. I'm a Ravens fan and I don't even dislike the guy. Can't find a reason to aside from that thanksgiving night bullshyt with jacoby on the kick return in 2013Too early to say right now, but football is generally a much harder sport to remain 'competitive' over several years- so much harder to detect what is a better spot. For example, in hindsight John Harbaugh stepped into the RIGHT spot after all those top round defensive picks- but did anyone think so at the time? Hell, half the Browns team is top 1st round picks, would you say any of their new coaches stepped into the 'right spot'?
With respect to Tomlin-
The year before Tomlin arrived, the Steelers were 8-8. 2 years later, they win the SB, largely due to him drafting Woodley and promoting Harrison over Porter. It wasnt like he had some turnkey operation.
Not ONE losing season
A 82-46 record.
4 Division crowns in only 8 years
Too early to say right now, but football is generally a much harder sport to remain 'competitive' over several years- so much harder to detect what is a better spot. For example, in hindsight John Harbaugh stepped into the RIGHT spot after all those top round defensive picks- but did anyone think so at the time? Hell, half the Browns team is top 1st round picks, would you say any of their new coaches stepped into the 'right spot'?
With respect to Tomlin-
The year before Tomlin arrived, the Steelers were 8-8. 2 years later, they win the SB, largely due to him drafting Woodley and promoting Harrison over Porter. It wasnt like he had some turnkey operation.
Not ONE losing season
A 82-46 record.
4 Division crowns in only 8 years
With the offense we have we just have to get that defense back to at least being respectable and we should be good to go. They've already somewhat had a change of philosophy in drafting imo by selecting ball hawks(Golson/Holliman)instead of the usual physical db who can play the run but can't catch. Get the defense back to being good and we should be in contention for the remainder of Ben's career
Fade Runner 2049
Veteran
shyt on one of the few black coaches in the league brehs, one who has a ring, brehs. Be white and mad , brehs
Detroit Wave
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clueless spoiled fukkboys in this threadToo early to say right now, but football is generally a much harder sport to remain 'competitive' over several years- so much harder to detect what is a better spot. For example, in hindsight John Harbaugh stepped into the RIGHT spot after all those top round defensive picks- but did anyone think so at the time? Hell, half the Browns team is top 1st round picks, would you say any of their new coaches stepped into the 'right spot'?
With respect to Tomlin-
The year before Tomlin arrived, the Steelers were 8-8. 2 years later, they win the SB, largely due to him drafting Woodley and promoting Harrison over Porter. It wasnt like he had some turnkey operation.
Not ONE losing season
A 82-46 record.
4 Division crowns in only 8 years
ill take tomlin in detroit all day any day
no losing seasons
a super bowl title
lions never even been to one :hatmjcry:4 division titles
lions literally give away the division to the packers every year :hatmjcry:yall nikkas dont know how good yall have it