Joe

The low point was an absolutely ludicrous loss to Cleveland, an all-time franchise embarrassment.

And then what we saw last night, the worst home playoff loss in the history of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

By any reasonable definition, this was a failure.

It was.

It was a failure.

So why don't we go over some quotes?

It was a failure if they had to win a playoff game.

And when you haven't done that for eight years, you better do it in your ninth year.

And you've been outscored by an average of two plus touchdowns every single time.

I mean, how much more evidence do we need here before we move on?

So let's hear some sound from last night from what had to be just a despondent locker room and podium over in the media room.

Limits, I'm going to let you, dealer's choice here, and then I'll riff on it.

I mean, I think I do know how much he puts into it.

He puts his heart and soul and his life into it.

And so do all the players.

I don't think you get to this point in life at that level of your profession if you're not.

But what does that have to do with anything?

Everybody's doing that.

He doesn't win ever in the playoffs anymore.

His teams get hammered all the time.