(12-16-2021, 10:16 PM)jagman Wrote: I wouldn't be surprised if Mike Tomlin ends up in Jacksonville.

I find it hard to believe the Steelers would let him go, but if they did, he goes to the top of my list.  The only negative is that I would prefer someone from the offensive side of the ball, but for him, I would make an exception.  Are people aware of this record?  He is in his 15th season as head coach in the NFL and has never had a losing season.  Even the GOAT, Bill Belichick, can't make that claim.  Tomlin's overall record is 151-84-2 or a .641 winning percentage including 9 playoff appearances in 14 years, 2 Super Bowls appearances and 1 Super Bowl win.  Think about it.  The Jaguars have nine losing seasons in the last 10.  Tomlin has zero.  This is a league based upon parity, but Tomlin keeps finding a way to keep his team winning.  He would bring instant credibility and stability to the team.  His experience and reputation would allow him to recruit an excellent staff.  He's also not even 50 years old, so he could be the coach here for the long run.  Again, I have my doubts that he will be available, but if he did, it would be wonderful.

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