Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon.

We are just 97 hours away from kickoff of Rams, Bears, Tony.

I'm headed to Chicago to watch.

Tony Cornheiser, put the steakhouses on alert, prepare to comp Wilbon.

You got Prime 112, you got Tray Dita.

Prime 112 is in Miami.

Oh, it's not in, they don't have one in Chicago. What about Trrey Dita that you were telling me about? Did he, I don't think they comp anybody. Oh, they don't comprehend you. Come on, we just gave them all this. One of the car. Warm, toasty. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. In today's episode, Janice Boo's back at Milwaukee fans. Dante Moore returns to Oregon,

and Steve Young joins us for five good minutes. But we begin today with an offshoot of Mike Tomlin's

decision yesterday to leave the Pittsburgh Steelers. Our question is not necessarily who is the best

replacement for Tomlin. Our question is about the attractiveness of the Steelers job. It is currently

one of nine NFL openings, Atlanta, the Giants, Tennessee, the Raiders, Baltimore, Arizona,

Miami, Cleveland, and now Pittsburgh. Wilbon is the Pittsburgh job the most attractive one? Nope,

not to me. No, no. And by job, I don't think you can just look at football personnel.

You've got to look at the history of the franchise management.

So many of these things are still family-owned.

You know, working for the Rooney's is a pretty good way to go.

That's right.

So that vaults you ahead of some other people that might have better personnel on field.

But even with that, Tony, I'm going to say Atlanta.

Because it looks like they got people, the Falcons, where you could go if you're a really good coach.

And you could either win now, particularly in that division, or come close now.

And I'm looking at Bejohn Robinson, and I'm looking at Pitts the Tide End, and I'm looking at Drake London.

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