Joe Thomas

But a veteran, you know, they're not going to put up with the phoniness that maybe you get from a young coach, the emotionalness.

They're much more of contracted killers.

And so they want to work for a guy that's been around the block, that's got pelts on the wall, that knows what he's doing, and that builds that really close relationship and friendship relationship.

a trusted friendship that goes two ways with a veteran coach like a Tomlin.

And you hear Aaron Rodgers throughout the season.

He really liked working for Tomlin.

And I think that those two were tied together.

And I'm going to be shocked if Aaron wants to come back in Pittsburgh for another season without Mike Tomlin there.

Yeah, life's not fair.

The NFL's not fair.

They don't care about your feelings.

They don't care about giving you the proper rest.

They just want ratings.

They're all about money, right?

It's a business, which, hey, that's the way it goes.

It's good for us as a fan because we get to watch multiple days of playoff football, which is the best time of the year if you're a football fan.

But certainly, I think with Josh Allen continuing

to do the superman routine putting the team on his back playing hero ball but it's a needed hero ball right because the bills are not the well-rounded balanced team that they have been in years past so they need josh allen to do everything he can with his legs and his arms and his arm not both arms hopefully he's not throwing any left-handed passes but

They need everything from him that they can get.

And if he's even just a little bit less than 100% because he doesn't have that full rest and he's taking these beatings that he's taken, I think that definitely plays against Josh Allen and the Bills' chances for success.