Transition: NFL coaching carousel is loaded with Mike Tomlin, John Harbaugh on the open market
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What personal experiences did the hosts share from the recent game?
I just got to tell you this story. I'm fortunate enough to be at the game Sunday. And, you know, right before it, I happened to see A.J. Pruszynski. I'm kind of fired up, like, yeah, A.J., man, nice to meet you. A little fired up, make my way to the field. And I'm remembering that Parco said he was going to be on the 50. So I said, oh, yeah, let me stop by and see Parco.
What does 'hell week' mean for Mike Tomlin?
So I see him, man, give him some nice dap. He's complaining about how hard I hit his hand. Sounds about right.
See, that's a good storyteller. Wasn't he? Like, I love a good storyteller. This is Remy Harrison-Groney on 670 The Score. Thanks to everybody who was a part of this one. How about our guests today? Patrick Manley, Alan Robinson, and Tim Jenkins. Ray, that's some good booking. Nicely done. Ray Diaz, our producer. Brandon Fryer helped us out as well. Tyler Biederbaugh with incredible production all day long. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis. Thanks to Mark Grody and Marshall Harris. And thanks to Anthony Heron and Lawrence Holmes for hanging out.
Hey, what's up, y'all? You're welcome.
Yeah, we're happy to see you.
Where's Spigs? He is off the next couple of days because of what he likes to term, and he has said this on the air, so I'm not speaking out of turn, hell week. He lovingly refers to it as hell week.
Yeah, what did he mean by that?
It's his wife and his son's birthday. Hell week.
Do they know that there's a Bears playoff game, too?
I tried to give them the Florio. Hey, man, you can't be having January birthdays. It's football season.
No fall weddings either, right?
Yeah, can't be doing that. Yeah, there's a Florio about Charles. Can't be having babies during the football season. She has the baby when she has the baby.
Can I ask you guys a question? Open forum here. Who's the number one coaching prospect now in the NFL?
Wow, it's so good. Like employed or unemployed? Because Mike Tomlin is available.
Mike Tomlin has walked away from the Pittsburgh Stars. The league has the chance to do the funniest thing ever.
Oh, no, they're not doing that. John Harbaugh.
They're not doing that, are they?
Why not?
Switch them up. Would you rather have Tomlin or Harbaugh as your guy? I'm a Tomlin guy.
You know who Lamar will bite what?
Tomlin. Switch them. Neither one has been offensive or defensive coordinator. Harbaugh was a special teams coordinator before becoming a head coach and obviously both have had immense success as head coaches at this point. So there's a lot of similarities. Almost the same amount of time on the job, have won the big game, won a bunch of other big games, and as of late, have not had the playoff success that either franchise feels like they should. Now, at least in Harbaugh's case, he's had the quarterback, one of the top quarterbacks in football for a number of years here, and have come up short. For whatever reason, Pittsburgh just hasn't been able to find an answer at QB. By the way, what did Pittsburgh end up doing?
Did they fall short of your expectations? I remember that was a big topic coming into the season, right?
Sometimes you don't make it to the ceiling.
What was the floor? The floor was playoffs.
Mark Grody said they were going to win six games. I said, Mark. Mike Tomlin. Because as the three of us would have told him if you two had been in the students, I don't think Mike Tomlin is going to be held to a six-game cap.
I thought Aaron Rodgers would implode. I also thought Father Time would catch up to him earlier. It caught up to him last night.
It's not completely inaccurate.
Will Anderson was like, hi, I'm Father Time.
Yeah.
I'm happy for it. I like Will Anderson a lot. That guy is a monster. All pro this year. Ten straight wins for that team. Those guys are rushing the edge. It was just 7-6 all night. What did they score? How many fourth quarter points did they have?
They had 23 fourth quarter points, and the defense was a part of, what, 14?
How many QB center exchange issues were the Texans allowed to have? As many as they wanted to because they have those dudes rushing the edge.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What personal experiences did the hosts share from the recent game?
0:01–0:19
2
What does 'hell week' mean for Mike Tomlin?
0:19–4:21
3
Who is currently the top coaching prospect in the NFL?
4:21–5:55
4
What similarities exist between Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh as coaches?
5:55–7:56
5
How have the Pittsburgh Steelers performed this season?
7:56–13:17
6
What impact has D'Amico Ryans had on the Houston Texans?
13:17–25:15
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