Joe

with Chuck Knoll and Tom Landry on the cover of Sports Illustrated, and the headline was, Under Fire.

Have two legendary coaches lost their touch.

This is the way it's always been.

When you don't win the biggest games anymore for a long time, you're under fire.

Mike Tomlin not only hasn't won the biggest games for a long time,

He's been blown out in the majority of them for almost a decade.

Almost the amount of time that Jimmy Johnson, John Madden, Vince Lombardi, George Allen, and the like had in their entire careers were that long.

He's been blown out of virtually every playoff game.

Burnout coming in many forms.

In many forms.

I mean, I'm sure that away from the field, he was getting messages that nobody would ever want to get in their lives and that they were coming in big batches.

And then in the stadium, people chanting to fire him.

And I don't blame people chanting to fire him.

I don't.

I don't think I would participate in that.

But we had reached the point where it was just so obviously time.

Let's bring on a man to talk about that, Bob.

By the way, we're celebrating our Marconi tonight, our Marconi Award at a certain steakhouse.

And I've worn the same jacket twice in three days.

Party foul or no, Bob?