I know it’s a take that’s been done to death, but it’s no wonder the Steelers have been such a mainstay in the NFL when you have back-to-back-to-back Hall of Fame caliber coaches. 3 coaches in 55 years is never going to fail to amaze me.
So the quarterback situation in Pittsburgh is a scheisseshow, they just got rid of one of their best receivers and I’m supposed to be surprised when they manage to go 10-7 next year?
Mike Tomlin can turn sewage into whiskey and a lot more people need to appreciate that.
Yyyyyep. I know deep down that if someone with enough gumption and resources to make something happen wants it to happen, it’ll happen. I don’t like it, I never have liked it and I never will like it, but that’s just the world we live in. Maybe the third time really is the charm?
And I’m still going to defend playing that game. The players are paid millions, the fans willingly forked over their money to freeze their asses off and because they didn’t protect themselves, they’re paying the price.
Why should I feel bad for anyone here?
I’d say it’s a symbiotic relationship between ownership, administration, coaches and players. So, yes, organizations do win championships, but some aspects are more important than others. Like coaches and players.
Ownership right now:
It's goddamn embarrassing is what it is. And on the same day they ask for Mahomes's contract in taxpayer money for renovations to Arrowhead.
The only positive ranking? Andy Reid. Ranked #1 and probably kept them from being worse than the Commies (in 32nd on this survey).
Basically? The dynasty rests on the arteries of an old obese man.
A similar clause wrt to the Dome in St. Louis is what allowed that Walmart bastard Kroenke to break the lease and bail from St. Louis.
Also, what’s stopping an owner from jacking up payroll with their hat in hand asking for our hard-earned money and then slashing it back down to nothing once the stadium is built or whenever that payroll requirement clause expires? It’s what happened with the Miami Marlins.
NFLPA report cards are in
The impression I get reading about my team's facilities is that they've been in the 2nd act of Major League for the past 5 years all the way down to the Native mascot.