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Welcome to NFL Daily, where it's the end of an era.

I'm Greg Rosenthal here with my friend Jordan Roderig in the Chris Wesleyan podcast studio.

Ready to talk about a lot of coaching news from around the league and looking at some

of the openings and vacancies. But yes, this is the day where we talk about Mike Tomlin

stepping down after 19 seasons as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jordan, I have a big

question for you. What were you doing in 2006 when Mike Tomlin

took over that job? Oh my gosh. He was 34 years old. I'm going to give you some time by

talking. You know math is not my forte, Greg. I think I was like 12. Okay. I think. So you're just like going to sixth grade or something. Yeah, maybe 14. Yeah. So I was a lot of changes in one's body happening. Whoa. Okay. We're just talking about coaching here, Jordan. No. That's insane to think that, yeah, you're about the age of my daughter.

I was over at Rota World covering the NFL at the time.

And I remember Mike Tomlin, maybe NBC had just bought us,

was a relatively unknown assistant, relatively, I would say.

He had some buzz as like a position coach with Tony Dungey back with the Bucks.

And then he did have one year as a defensive coordinator under Brad Childress.

But Brad Childress was a defensive play caller and defensive coach.

So sometimes you don't get a lot of attention.

And it was a surprise hire and it went fantastic.

He wins a Super Bowl, what, in his second season?

He gets back there early on to it's been a minute.

And I guess we aren't shocked, Jordan, because we've been talking about this for the last month plus as a possibility.

And yet, when you see the news, it still does feel like a shock,

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