Sean Myers

You want to bring in other guys who have played against your team to see what their opinion of your roster is and your team and the way that your team has played.

So, yeah, I don't see a problem with it, but somebody like McDermott, somebody might turn down that interview knowing that he doesn't have a chance to get the job.

But it took Darnold to get to the right coach and the right system, which he did first in Minneapolis and then in Seattle.

Yep, and it'll probably happen again.

Joel, how's the driving out there?

He's driving through the laurels, as the weather people say.

And another difference with the NFL is that you also get the benefit of a – it should be a favorable schedule.

where you finish last, you play last place teams.

You win your division, which the Steelers did, and now next year they have to play all first place teams, except for the divisions that you play anyway.

And now with that extra game is that you play another first place team from the other conference.

So anyway, but no, the McDermott thing, I actually am, we were surprised when that came up over the crawl on the, you know, we had, but we've got the two NFL network and ESPN on the TVs.

It's like, you know, both Jeff and I are like, whoa, wait a minute.

You know, all of a sudden there it is.

And that was surprising to me because I guess maybe to people in Buffalo, it's not surprising, but they've reached the same point, just one level higher than,

that Pittsburgh's been in for the last six, seven years.

It's the same thing.

It's just that they win playoff games and then they lose.

That must have been a weird meeting.

to go in and you know we we heard from art and then we've heard from other you know whatever however the tomlin meeting happened where he he decided he was going to walk away but in buffalo i can't imagine mcdermott was ready to quit and then they must have got into an argument or and we're i'm completely speculating here but you know can you imagine what it was like where he goes in there for the kind of the exit as it turns out for him it was an exit interview

And that you walk in and then the owner, the GM, whatever, says, like, what the hell happened?