Former Steelers coach and current NBC analyst Mike Tomlin told the New Heights podcast that when a players-only meeting becomes public, a team is in serious trouble, as the Dallas Cowboys reportedly held one after falling to 2-3.
Former Steelers coach and current NBC analyst Mike Tomlin told the New Heights podcast that when a players-only meeting becomes public, a team is in serious trouble, as the Dallas Cowboys reportedly held one after falling to 2-3.
So a leaked meeting is the diagnosis, not the disease. Fine. Then answer this: who inside that building called the reporter, and what did they get for it? Nobody asks. Tomlin never mentioned this rule when his own teams sat at .500 and held them. Was it a symptom then too, or does the talking-head seat come with a better view of other people’s locker rooms?