Now it's funny for all else that's been going on over this past handful of days.

For all the, you know, the chanting and the booing and then over these past, I guess it's been 72 hours now or so,

taking their turns, responding to whether or not it was right or wrong or how you handle it.

And then all of that, on top of this losing and how they're losing, one thing for me holds true out of this entire scenario.

There's nowhere left to run for many of this.

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Nowhere to run. No where to run from making the hardest of decisions.

I'm going to guess that's the first thing that popped into your mind,

meaning that Art Rooney would have nowhere to run

from making a real decision, a definitive decision,

on Mike Tomlin's future in Pittsburgh.

And that's fair.

You could take it the whole way down the line.

You can get into facets and players and bloated retirement contracts and other expiring contracts. The quarterback position, all of it's at a giant plain as day pivoting point.

But here's another one for you.

I swear for a subject that would normally take on significant prominence, I don't feel it has.

I want to swing you back into time a little more than a month ago. The Steelers are at

Accrochard Stadium and the best team in the NFL at the time comes into town. And all week long,

the discussion really was about the Colts. How good are they? Is Daniel Jones for real?

How on earth, if you couldn't stop fill in the blank on the run?

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