Mike DeFabo

And I think that that made sense.

Like bringing in a young offensive or, you know, bringing in a young defensive minded coach that fits Steeler identity, pairing him with this other guy.

The problem with that is my understanding is the head coach is going to have the opportunity to build his own staff.

You can't say you're coming here as the defensive, you know, the defensive minded head coach and here's your offensive coordinator.

It doesn't work that way.

They're going to have the chance to pick their staff.

Ron Cook?

I don't want to get into anything like that.

I liked Ron.

I actually very much liked Ron.

I hope he would feel the same way about me.

B minus.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, the Steelers-Ravens rivalry is one of the best rivalries in the NFL, and he knows it very well from the other side.

As a player, he's 45 years old.

He still looks like he could give you some quality snaps.

What you're getting in him is basically the guy, the leader of men, the guy who can relate to his players, who can inspire and motivate them.

Art Rooney, when the great Jenna Harner asked him at the press conference, what are you looking for in your next head coach?

And he said...

I'm looking for a leader of men.