I didn't think we played poorly.

This was Mike Tomlin, as you might have guessed.

I just think we didn't make enough play, so we never made that signature play that kind of got us over the hump. That

generally is the deciding factor in games like this. We didn't make them today. We make no

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Browns 13, Steelers 6 here in Cleveland yesterday. And yes, they played poorly. They also were coached poorly.

And I'm going to press pause on this episode right here because one of the things that

ends up happening in the aftermath of any loss that the Steelers absorb these days, large or small,

is that when they win, you never mention the coach. When they lose, it's all on the coach. I'm cognizant of this.

A week ago, well, six days ago, to be precise, in the aftermath of the game in Detroit,

I did an entire episode about how terrific the coaching was against the Lions.

See, you can have this sort of thing both ways.

You know why?

Because they actually really did.

From Tomlin on down, out coach Dan Campbell and his staff.

Not in one, not in two, but in all three phases.

It was outstanding. But if I've got one issue as it relates to Tomlin specifically, and this has been true

for years, one button that you can press with me, where I can just take all of the good

and rumple it up in a big old ball and

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