Mike DeFabo

Is it still you?

So Mike McCarthy is 62 years old.

Hey, watch it, buddy.

He's younger than Bob.

Is he going to have to have DK Metcalf fixing his devices every week at the school's facility?

And what's wrong with that?

And so, I mean, the other part of it,

how long are you going to keep him?

How long does he want to keep coaching?

So I think that his age is the obvious question mark with him, not to mention he also got fired by the Dallas Cowboys and maybe that's leaving a bad taste in people's mouths.

So I mentioned all the negatives and I think those are the things people are focusing on.

On the flip side, the positive is,

The reason the Steelers are in this situation, in part, is because they were unable to identify, draft, and develop Ben Roethlisberger's successor.

This is a quarterback league, and he's worked with the likes of Dak Prescott, Aaron Rodgers, Brett Favre.

The list goes on.

And I think people forget, and I forgot, he won 12 games three times with the Dallas Cowboys.

That is not an easy franchise to win football games.

And so I think that he would stabilize an offense and potentially help them get out of this quarterback purgatory and spinning of the wheels that they've been in, which I think is the biggest problem with the franchise right now.

I think people know just about everything, but I love the fact that his father was a firefighter, owned a bar.

The idea of having a shot and a beer with Mike McCarthy intrigues me more than maybe any of the other candidates.