Who leaves Pittsburgh first?
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Picking Duzz because we'll still be watching Tomlin spout his word salad after playoff drubbings well past Duzz's retirement.
If there is a heaven then it's capel.
sorry, didnt see the choices.. fellas, i've said this a million times. Tomlin has a life long pass as steelers head coach. he will NEVER be fired. it just wont happen.
he could go 0 - 17 for the next three years and he'd still have a job here in pittsburgh.
he could go 0 - 17 for the next three years and he'd still have a job here in pittsburgh.
The only way Tomlin leaves is if he decides he wants to leave. Which means he’s not going anywhere.
If its warranted.....which by the way it is with both current coaches,
Then I'll be first in line.
I think Narduzzi gets a few more years because Pitt will be spending to buy Capel out. If he's able to remain respectable in those years, then I don't think Pitt ever axes him.
And I also think Tomlin is burnt out and walks away for at least a year or two - perhaps picking up a media gig - in the somewhat near future.
And I also think Tomlin is burnt out and walks away for at least a year or two - perhaps picking up a media gig - in the somewhat near future.
When the best coach in town is the pirate manager whose real day job is owning a Jimmy John’s franchise, you know things are bad. (For those who may not know because the pirates aren’t relevant, that’s not a joke. He really does work at a Jimmy John’s.).
(Aside from Dan Fisher, Jay Vidovich and Randy Waldrum).
(Aside from Dan Fisher, Jay Vidovich and Randy Waldrum).
Since Pitt has major question marks on the o-line and QB positions, Narduzzi’s seat is hotter than Tomlin’s in the immediate future. Tomlin would have have a really bad year before he would either quit or be fired. I don’t see Steelers totally bombing this year. But, Pitt FB could have have a really bad year, or not.
I still have faith that Tomlin will get canned and I can at least stop hating the Steelers. I was a die hard fan growing up. Tomlin stole that from me because he is an egotistical, self suiting loud mouth that it brings me great joy to see him fail. He straight up turned me from Anikan to Darth Vader.
Mike Tomlin will leave first. Pat Narduzzi has tried to adapt his coaching style to the type of football being played in the 21st century. The addition of Kade Bell as his OC was a huge move. Give Bell a couple of years to get his type of players in at Pitt that fit his offense and things will look brighter for the Pitt program. Tomlin on the other hand, would NEVER change his approach. He is still trying to play football the way the Steelers did under Chuck Noll 50 years ago. His bringing in Arthur Smith to be his OC did nothing to address the teams weakness.
A couple years? The average college coordinator lasts 2.29 years at a particular stop, and a huge percentage of the roster is turning over every year via the transfer portal. His type of players are already here. They're the 165-pound Oompa Loompas you see out there catching/dropping passes.
Nevertheless, Tomlin has far outperformed Narduzzi, overall. They both have disappointing post-season records. But, Tomlin has a SB win and an SB appearance. PN has not come remotely close to a Naaty. PN’s claim to fame is the Kenny offense-oriented year, an outlier in hindsight, that included several embarrassing losses.
Sorry, I disagree. There are certain types of players that fit better into certain offensive systems and Kade Bell has really only had one year to try and find his types of players. As I said, it will take a couple of years to get his players into the program and then the program, including Narduzzi and Bell can be judged fairly. May I add, what post season are you talking about when it comes to Pitt?? Going to a meaningless bowl game where a number of your starters don't even play? That is not a post season, sorry. Also, Pitt is pretty far away from playing in a National Championship game, but the blame for that are not is not Pat Narduzzi. I mean, the man is coaching at a school that has shown very little interest in making the team better. You could bring in Ryan Day, Dabo Sweeney or any of the other top end coaches and then will not do much better then Narduzzi has done. Lastly, Pat Narduzzi's claim to fame is he is in charge of a team at a school where the college football program is not the #1 priority. Despite that, he has shown to be a man of integrity and has become a proud "Pitt Man" and cares deeply about his players and the program. Pitt os very lucky to have a man like Narduzzi in charge of the Pitt football program.
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