Diontae Johnson got into a "heated" argument with Minkah Fitzpatrick in the Steelers locker room before Cameron Heyward and T.J. Watt broke up the altercation, sources told ESPN.
This is obviously going to get me downvoted and I genuinely love Tomlin, but what never gets discussed is that he has just as much responsibility as anyone for the team that looks like a 2-15 team. Yes, he pulls all his teams above .500 every year but also should hold some responsibility for never reaching that next level and constantly looking outmatched.
There’s a ton of nuance that I don’t have time to dive into and I agree more than half the teams would be happy to have him but sometimes that doesn’t necessarily mean that he’s 100% perfect where he is at right now. But obviously the players love him and he brings stability to an org that loves stability so that goes a long way.
This is obviously going to get me downvoted and I genuinely love Tomlin, but what never gets discussed is that he has just as much responsibility as anyone for the team that looks like a 2-15 team. Yes, he pulls all his teams above .500 every year but also should hold some responsibility for never reaching that next level and constantly looking outmatched.
There’s a ton of nuance that I don’t have time to dive into and I agree more than half the teams would be happy to have him but sometimes that doesn’t necessarily mean that he’s 100% perfect where he is at right now. But obviously the players love him and he brings stability to an org that loves stability so that goes a long way.
Oh my memory is probably wrong, that was coher in 08 and 10
“There’s a ton of nuance I don’t have time to dive into”
Like how you can Tomlin and the organization credit for stability but pretend there’s no correlation between long term stability and success?
Of all the reasons to not like Tomlin
The cognitive dissonance is insane.
Black coach.