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And Tomlin is working mostly with Cowher's used parts. Apart from Lamar Woodley (who's awesome) and Hartwig, what impact player wasn't developed under Cowher? I like Tomlin. But he's got a very long way before Steelers' fans even remotely compare him to Cowher. They wouldn't fire Tomlin because that would be unfair to him, but let's not pretend that they're doing the same thing. We've seen this game before. Bill Callahan made a Super Bowl with Gruden's used parts, Herm Edwards made the playoffs with Vermeil's used parts. You never know what a coach is made of until he develops his own team. Cowher's done it many times, Tomlin hasn't done that yet. |
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And when you say that his teams were overloaded with talent, I would argue that he had a big role in that, wouldn't you? Cowher is a really, really good coach. He's taken his team deep into the playoffs and the Super Bowl with changeovers at key positions, many different coordinators, etc.... |
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Your splitting hairs about who's more popular Marty or Cowher-you've turned into a popularity contest and I could give two shits about that. I know how Marty is viewed by the masses, I don't need a ****ing poll, to tell me what I already know. Besides that, without having as many Steeler fans as Chiefs fans, I'm certain the poll would be seriously flawed and hardly worth the effort to put out, but just tell yourself, Marty isn't an icon in KC-that'll make you feel better, even though, you are wrong. Take comfort in knowing the argument is ****ing lame in the first place and you just want to get in someone's face, because you can't dare be wrong. Yep, Marty is an unknown in these parts-yep, sure thing. |
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A nice, wordy response saying essentially nothing to prove your point, followed by a straw man statement in a weak attempt to discredit. You must be a republican. |
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They currently reside in NC though. If I recall, I think their children went/are going to school in NCSU, but I can be wrong on this. |
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