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Who do you want as the next head coach?


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6 minutes ago, CRA said:

I’ll take that as a yes if you won’t answer.   If the current trajectory continues and we win 3 games….Rhule will be on the hot seat.  That’s the NFL.  

I think if he doesn’t win 5 it gets pretty warm.   Seat gets warmer too if he has start firing his staff. 

 

Take it anyway you wish. And I did answer your question. You just didn't like the answer.

 

Like I have told you before. I don't post for your approval.

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1 minute ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Take it anyway you wish. And I did answer your question. You just didn't like the answer.

 

Like I have told you before. I don't post for your approval.

So it’s a no? Rhule won’t be on the hot seat if he goes 3-14.  

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I want Brian Daboll, Matt Eberflus, or Doug Pederson. 
 

I think Daboll is a great future head coach same as Eberflus. I think Pederson getting Philly it’s only Super Bowl says a lot and he could probably do better without all the Philly drama.

My wish list is the Steelers screw up and let Mike Tomlin go and Tepper uses his connection.

I’m not an Eric Bienemy fan and really think whoever hires him is going to get somebody whose in over their head.

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