Mike Tomlin, 19 years in Pittsburgh, Bill Cowher and Chuck Noel, three coaches since 68, crazy.

I don't know if it was shocking news, I think some expected it.

Nick Faribaw covers the Steelers for Penn Live.

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I don't know how you guys felt as Steelers people watching Monday night, but I said earlier,

I'm not sure Lombardi and Marino as a combination would have done much against Houston's

defense on Monday night.

What were the big takeaways after losing 30 to 6?

I think the big takeaway, Kevin, is just the actual talent differential between those two units.

I mean, the Steelers' offensive to Steelers' defense, I can't remember a unit mismatch we have seen bigger than that in a playoff game in quite some time. I'll just say that. Because I mean, you just saw the

speed, the physicality that the Texans had. It's star after star, after star, then you look at

the Steelers often and said, sure, you have Rogers. He's a star of the past, but metcats more

of a two than a one. The offensive line is young and promising, but it's still young. Meanwhile, you have Daniel Hunter and Will Anderson, who are full-fledged stars. That's what I took away from that was the students got thoroughly out match, just talent-wise. Before they even took the field, it would have taken a Herculean effort

for that offense to crack through. And it highlights a lot of problems they have, just talent-wise,

personnel-wise. But I thought most of the loss was not on coaching in that game. I thought

it was more so the personnel just being so thoroughly outmatched on the offensive side of the

football.

Yeah, no doubt.

You know, there was, you know, whenever you look at watch these games and you're into them,

and I actually bet the Steelers Monday night plus the three, but I've got a futures wager on

Houston, so I was kind of hoping for like a Houston one or two point win.

That aside,

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