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Sunday
Sep162012

I’m Not A Steelers Fan But I Could Play For Mike Tomlin

DateSunday, September 16, 2012 at 7:33PM AuthorJoe Simmons

Watching Mike Tomlin celebrate with his team this past Sunday made me smile. He was dapping up his players and encouraging them for all the good things they did during their performance against the Jets.

Tomlin’s Steelers were fierce and physical. They didn’t just air it out all game like they have been prone to do as of late. The Steelers were playing smash mouth football and leaning heavily on the power play of their offensive line.

The Steelers seem to love to play for Tomlin and he seems to love coaching these guys. It’s funny how people take for granted the coach and player relationship but Tomlin seems to have the pulse of his guys.

I like seeing that in a coach and I guess it equates to the success that the Steelers have been able to enjoy.

Keep doing what you do Mike Tomlin, your teams are so fun to watch.

Stay Breezy ~ I’m Out!

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