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The craziest offseason in the history of the NFL when it comes to head

coaches gets even crazier as Mike Tomlin yesterday afternoon stepping down as Steelers head coach.

That means he's not just available for everybody to interview.

So that's why his name isn't attached to every team.

And you're not seeing teams

reach out and schedule interviews, but he is out, and obviously John Harbaugh out, those two

going at it for 18 years in that division. Now, Zach Taylor is the only one left in that

AFC North. The Giants continue their press for John Harbaugh. And if they miss out on him, man, I tell you, this is going to be a tough one for whoever that second choice is to step in there. And every question is going to be, how do you feel that the Giants went all out for John Harbaugh, didn't get him, and then had to turn to you? There's second choices, and then there's you. We'll see if that happens, but I still think the Giants are the favorite. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, I'm doing right, G. And you would think maybe somebody could resign like at 6.30 in the morning, please? Yeah. That would help so we could actually react in real time, as to hearing everybody already give their reactions. We did get the LaFloor trying to stay news. Yes. It wasn't like an official. Hopefully that's the case and hopefully he is going to stay. You know, just to be really totally clear, he was not fired. He stepped down. So that means there is time left on his contract, which means that the

Pittsburgh Steelers still do own his rights. And within the NFL, if he wants to go back and coach,

there has to be compensation, not financial compensation. It's usually some sort of, you know,

draft choices or something kind of like Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos.

So the way that situation unfolded for Denver.

So again, he was not fired.

The Roonies were not going to fire him. I think he probably got sick and tired and heard the fans, heard the booze,

and probably heard the criticism over the last couple of years and is probably exhausted by it.

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