Mike Tomlin: 17 straight non losing seasons

[David_TheMan]

this cac @David_TheMan being first in here on that type of energy. Not surprised

I've said the same thing about Tomlin in all these threads.

If the bar is so low for him and the Steelers that simply having a winning season is a accomplishment so be it and let it be known that is the standard for the Steelers.

 

[FAH1223]

3 playoff wins since 2011.

Are the Steelers content with just being competitive than winning Super Bowls?

Tomlin has had a lot of talent on his teams.

The Steelers are content with winning 9 games a season

They don’t lose enough to get a top pick. It’s been that way for 50 years.

 

[firemanBk]

It's interesting cause I felt the Steelers really underachieved during the AB years
But they are definitely overachieving now
No fukking chance they should've had a winning season the last 2 years with these terrible QBs they've been trotting out

 

[b. woods]

He aint been no coach for 17 years

No fukking way

From 2007-present is 17 seasons

 

[Born2BKing]

I’m assuming the ravens rest their starters, locking the Steelers in to 7th seed and the Bills beat Miami to lock in the 2nd seed.

Steelers need Miami to beat Buffalo

 

[Paper Boi]

The Anti-Jeff Fisher

9-7

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Always bet on black

 

[Professor Emeritus]

ten playoff runs, seven division titles, and three AFC championship games, two superbowl appearances, and a title. Titles every other year are great, bun unrealistic. Franchises would kill for this kind of consistency.

Yeah, the poster you're responding to is a consistent idiot.

Winning a title in the NFL requires some fluke luck. Only 1 out of 30 teams can win, and there are other good coaches too, some of whom have better rosters. Winning a title in any sport only happens when a lot of shyt goes your way.

To grind out at least 8 or 9 wins every single year no matter what the circumstances, no matter what happens to your QB or roster that particular year, is wild. This ain't even like Pop with Duncan cause he had stability (and now look, even though Pop is my GOAT bball coach). Tomlin is doing this shyt with all sorts of different situations. That can only be done by a well-coached team.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

He aint been no coach for 17 years

No fukking way

Yeah, I still think of Tomlin as "The Steelers' new coach".


He's been coaching longer than Cowher now. Steelers have only had 3 coaches over the last 55 seasons.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

I've said the same thing about Tomlin in all these threads.

If the bar is so low for him and the Steelers that simply having a winning season is a accomplishment so be it and let it be known that is the standard for the Steelers.

How many wins did you think the Steelers should have gotten with this roster?

Who should they replace him with?

How many NFL coaches do you think are better than Mike Tomlin, right now?

 

[Jplaya2023]

Soul Brotha #1!

 

[Schadenfreude]

Steelers need Miami to beat Buffalo

They need a little more help than that I think; I think they need to win, Miami needs to win, and something with Houston and Indy needs to happen (maybe a tie?)

 

[FAH1223]

He aint been no coach for 17 years

No fukking way

He got the job at 34 years old. He looks like a kid here breh in 2007

Steelers also hired Cowher at like 35 years old too.

 

[David_TheMan]

How many wins did you think the Steelers should have gotten with this roster?

Who should they replace him with?

How many NFL coaches do you think are better than Mike Tomlin, right now?

Are the Steelers a team that is aiming for titles like they used to be or are they happy to just having winning seasons.

That's the question.

 

[Gritsngravy]

Steelers ain’t letting Tomlin go, wasn’t the Steelers terrible for years after they initial dynasty back in the day, they don’t want to turn into the 2010s browns or lions