BT.

It's hell.

Back on the fan on this Monday, 888, 808, 101 is the number of call.

Get back to those calls in just a second.

We're talking Mike Tomlin.

Will he be available?

Won't he be available?

Jets, should they go get him?

What should they give up to take them?

The one other part of this BT for me is why in the world if Mike Tomlin was set free from the Steelers, whether he's allowed to go seek, you know, whether they fire him, whether it's a trade, whatever, and he can pick his spot.

Why would he ever choose the New York Jets? What all the options he's going to have?

Let me ask you this. Do you think that when you're in a place like Pittsburgh that demands, you know, greatness. And it hasn't happened in a while. It becomes stale, and I think the pushback is pretty personal.

So I think if you're to go somewhere, you're seeking a place where modest success early will be met with and received with incredible adulation.

So I think that's the answer.

Yeah, I'm just looking at it.

It's like a bar so low.

The only issue, and it's a big one, that I would have with the Jets opening,

because I don't disagree that they're ready to have some success with a real head coach.

Like, I think everything that they're lacking, Mike Tomlin would be perfect to clean up,

specifically if Aaron Rogers anyway next year, whether it's here or there in Pittsburgh.

But the owner, like he's got owners in Pittsburgh that are the complete opposite of what Woody Johnson reportedly is or has been since he's taken over ownership of the Jets.

And if I'm Tomlin, that's the last thing I'm on.

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