Bob Pompiani

All right, we're back with our number two of the show.

Mine is Joe.

He is off today.

He'll be back tomorrow, and then I'll rejoin him on Wednesday.

Sean Meyer is behind the glass.

Taking your phone calls at 412-928-9370.

We have a lot to talk about in case you just got up.

In case you're riding around and you hadn't heard, Sean McDermott joins a list of fired head coaches.

And this one is a very interesting one because –

I thought they were going to win that game.

I thought if they did win that game that this would not be happening.

You could say the same about a lot of scenarios, I suppose.

But, man, that's a harsh reality for a guy who I thought did a pretty good job leading his team against Jacksonville to win on the road, Sean.

And then yesterday, or Saturday's game, I thought they should have won it.

I thought they were somewhat jobbed by their one call on Brandon Cooks.

If that's called a catch, which yesterday was the same play, and it was called a catch, that one was called an interception, they kick a field goal and they don't even go to overtime.

But to your point and Joe's point, now both cases in Buffalo and in Cleveland, the head coaches let go when it seemed like he wasn't really the problem.

The problem could have been roster composition.

Now,

No one will know how much input Sean McDermott had on his roster.