Last night, it was the same thing. The Pittsburgh Steelers are playing a playoff game. The Pittsburgh Steelers offense does nothing. The Pittsburgh Steelers lose. Steelers want Mike Tomlin fired. Aaron Rogers has an early playoff exit. Honestly, Teak, it's the same thing every year. And again, the Steeler fan

wants Mike Tomlin sent away. And it's interesting. I wouldn't be shocked if Mike Tomlin wants

to go away. Because think about this. You go back to Mike Tomlin's career when he came to Pittsburgh's kind of out of nowhere gets this job,

has really immediate success, ends up winning a Super Bowl.

Bruce Ariens, my buddy, family basically, is his offensive coordinator.

He leaves.

And then from that point on, it's Todd Haley, Randy Finner, Fickner, who was after him?

Matt Canada.

Then you get Arthur Smith.

It's been this ineptitude of offensive issues.

Part of that is their quarterback.

They just can't have success without a viable

quarterback. And as soon as Ben Rathesberger retired, they're just searching forever for

quarterbacks, but they're never going to pick high enough to get a quarterback because they're

always in the postseason. And from a Pittsburgh Steelers standpoint, fan standpoint, I get the frustration.

But I can also see the frustration for Mike Tomlin.

This almost feels like a Sean Payton situation where he knows that it's come to the end.

And he needs to take a break.

Once it take a break, reset, go do television for a year, and then come back into coaching. It just feels like this is the end. And I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, no intel on that, but this feels like this is the end. And you think it's the end because Mike Tomlin's done, not as much that the Steelers are done. about if you're Mike Tomlin, you're grinding.

You're banging your head as hard as you can to get this thing happening.

And then you hit the same situation every year, same wall every year.

So it's just you're banging your head over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

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