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"It's OK. None of it matters in the grand scheme of life."
That is what Tomlin apologizing has been reduced to.
"It's OK. None of it matters in the grand scheme of life."
That is what Tomlin apologizing has been reduced to.
No. I just wanted to acknowledge that it is unfair for me to forget the passion I once had. I had no other intention. I should understand and remember the frustration. I am not as devious as you make me out to be.But it’s still important for you to come on here and piss on other people’s frustration who are still passionate-got it, what a guy you are
So an entire game of inept offense is primarily on the players according the to you right? All those plays were players not making plays not an inept offensive philosophy and play calling, right?
For 9 years it’s year after year of players not making plays and that’s why poor Tomlin hasn’t won a playoff game, according to you, right?
My god Mike Tomlin is the most unlucky coach in the history of sport!
Jacksonville Jaguars….we already discussed how coaching can revolutionize a roster and make things night and day betterNo. I just wanted to acknowledge that it is unfair for me to forget the passion I once had. I had no other intention. I should understand and remember the frustration. I am not as devious as you make me out to be.
We will continue to disagree on the player/coach responsibility question. I have never said coaches don't matter. You and others have infered I said that, but I have not. But it is an absolute truth that the people actual playing the game have more responsibility for the outcome. I would bet if you ask any coach or player they would say the same thing. Chuck Noll did. That does not absolve Mike Tomlin in any way. He put a roster together that could not compete, especially offensively. The play calling was poor as well, but do you honestly believe that offensive roster as it was comprised would have fared that much better last night with better playcalling? They were overmatched.
Just not the truth it is your opinion but not an accurate one. No reason for the Ravens to move on if what you believe to be true was. Players can only play within the confines of what you give them. Scheme in game adjustments etc.No. I just wanted to acknowledge that it is unfair for me to forget the passion I once had. I had no other intention. I should understand and remember the frustration. I am not as devious as you make me out to be.
We will continue to disagree on the player/coach responsibility question. I have never said coaches don't matter. You and others have infered I said that, but I have not. But it is an absolute truth that the people actual playing the game have more responsibility for the outcome. I would bet if you ask any coach or player they would say the same thing. Chuck Noll did. That does not absolve Mike Tomlin in any way. He put a roster together that could not compete, especially offensively. The play calling was poor as well, but do you honestly believe that offensive roster as it was comprised would have fared that much better last night with better playcalling? They were overmatched.
It is not a questionable opinion to say that people who actually play the game are more responsible for outcomes than those who do not. It is fact. Like water is wet is a fact. Why do you think this absolves Tomlin? It doesn't at all.Just not the truth it is your opinion but not an accurate one. No reason for the Ravens to move on if what you believe to be true was. Players can only play within the confines of what you give them. Scheme in game adjustments etc.
The talent on the roster also comes from what direction the head coach takes them.
Biggest thing I have a problem with is fans trying to make their questionable opinions fact.
If HCs weren’t responsible for outcomes there wouldn’t be such a significant turnover.
It would be one thing if he didn’t have control over the decisions but he clearly is the only remaining part that hasn’t been replaced.
I think you have a certain degree of tunnel vision that isn’t going to change.
Just know you are in the minority of your opinion.
It is questionable for the reasons I mentioned. Your comment didn’t imply opinion it implied fact.It is not a questionable opinion to say that people who actually play the game are more responsible for outcomes than those who do not. It is fact. Like water is wet is a fact. Why do you think this absolves Tomlin? It doesn't at all.
Ok. You are coaching the Steeler offense last night against that defense. What schemes would have you put in place that would have beaten that defense with the present personnel the Steelers have on offense?
He gave us a fork to feed you soup with it isn’t his fault for the soup isn’t entirely reaching your mouth.There is none to overcome THE ROSTER THAT MIKE TOMLIN BUILT. He WANTS these schemes. As then failed time and time again to get a legit #2 WR and failed, Tomlin reiterated his support for the current group.
This is the team he built and wanted and it has no shot at competing for a championship.
That's why he needs to go.
We’re not NFL coaches, I’m sure there are plenty of qualified people who could have done better.Ok. You are coaching the Steeler offense last night against that defense. What schemes would have you put in place that would have beaten that defense with the present personnel the Steelers have on offense?
During the season fans have had plenty of choices they talked about…There isn’t a lack of options. It just doesn’t fit their agenda.We’re not NFL coaches, I’m sure there are plenty of qualified people who could have done better.
This is a variation of the lazy Tomlin Apologist argument of “who are you going to find that’s better”???
It’s pathetic: the Jaguars found their new coach, the Steelers found Cowher, Noll, and Tomlin-who was effective early in his career in the playoffs. Had you heard of them before they were hired?
This is awesome.It is not a questionable opinion to say that people who actually play the game are more responsible for outcomes than those who do not. It is fact. Like water is wet is a fact. Why do you think this absolves Tomlin? It doesn't at all.