Why Mike Tomlin should have been 1st Black President of the United States
1. He is a fukkin winner. Seriously, 48-22 as a HC. Took him 2 years to win the Superbowl. It's been 2 years and Obama can't even get unemployment under 9%.
2. He says what he means and means what he says. Don't feel I need to expand on that one at all.
3. If you thought I would mention the whole Birth Certificate thing, I won't.
4. He defers to people that know more. He kept LeBeau in place as DC and pretty much is hands off. What the fukk did Obama do?
5. He was awesome in Juice:
6. He knows what it means to be a leader: “Providing your guys with what they need to be successful in any and all circumstances. It’s just that. It’s not about ideas. It’s not about being on the cutting edge schematically. It’s making sure your guys are in the frame of mind and have the ability to perform and perform at a high level. Individually and collectively.”
7. He doesn't make excuses. A loss is a loss. "The previous administration" never was and never will be in his vocabulary.
8. He could kick your ass.
9. He had some damn good mentors, Tony Dungy and John Gruden. I'll let you pick Barry's: Davis, Wright or Aires.
10. The first quote I ever heard from him, when asked about the pressure of taking over for Cowher or the expectations on his players: "Pressure is putting food on the table for your family. All we do is play a game."
2. He says what he means and means what he says. Don't feel I need to expand on that one at all.
3. If you thought I would mention the whole Birth Certificate thing, I won't.
4. He defers to people that know more. He kept LeBeau in place as DC and pretty much is hands off. What the fukk did Obama do?
5. He was awesome in Juice:
6. He knows what it means to be a leader: “Providing your guys with what they need to be successful in any and all circumstances. It’s just that. It’s not about ideas. It’s not about being on the cutting edge schematically. It’s making sure your guys are in the frame of mind and have the ability to perform and perform at a high level. Individually and collectively.”
7. He doesn't make excuses. A loss is a loss. "The previous administration" never was and never will be in his vocabulary.
8. He could kick your ass.
9. He had some damn good mentors, Tony Dungy and John Gruden. I'll let you pick Barry's: Davis, Wright or Aires.
10. The first quote I ever heard from him, when asked about the pressure of taking over for Cowher or the expectations on his players: "Pressure is putting food on the table for your family. All we do is play a game."