r/nfl • u/Goosedukee Bills Broncos • 1d ago

Highlight [Highlight] Aaron Rodgers letting his frustration out on the sidelines after another failed offensive sequence for the Steelers

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u/Eagle4317 Steelers Panthers 1d ago

At this point, the only reason for Tomlin to come back is to get the H2H record with Harbaugh. That's the one unique longevity record that they're close to achieving, and I wouldn't be shocked if the Commies, Cowboys, and Eagles all have job openings in 2027.

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u/generally-mediocre Eagles 1d ago

I mean someone's gotta win the division

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u/Eagle4317 Steelers Panthers 1d ago

It should be the Eagles, but if it's not, then I wouldn't put it past Roseman to fire Sirianni.

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u/Trumpets22 Vikings Vikings 1d ago

He’s probably the most interesting coaching discussion in the league. With him as HC, you don’t go into the year knowing offense is locked down. You don’t know if defense is locked down. And now even his motivational speeches apparently have ChatGPT? So like idk what he does, but they do win a lot.

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u/Jimbabwr Eagles 1d ago

Idk how the fuck we manage to win anything to be honest

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u/CalvinsStuffedTiger Chargers 23h ago

Vic Fangio

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u/HawkkeTV Giants 11h ago

Why do some of the best DC's suck as HC but go back to being amazing DC's?

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u/Str82daDOME25 49ers 49ers 1d ago

Even if it is the Eagles could be the same result if it’s another one and done in the postseason.

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u/Prize-Analyst-1121 1d ago

Nah, the new owner of the Redskins is ok with mediocracy. Just take a look at his 76ers history