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The tent cities do not need all of the EPA approvals because they aren't disposing of the ground waste into a landfill.

Economically. ?

I think with his injury history it's a good gamble. For the last three years he has had 32 or 33 starts. It's always a gamble with pitchers but with him it's probably a good one.

The Bears are working like hell to get out of that deal.

I think they are a little upset with his work ethic/attitude and want to keep him in the minors to have him work to earn it

That's an understatement. Come August it was true for 75% of the players.

Correct. This was a comment on the Ricky Henderson days when I was there.

Actually back then the coffee was laced with amphetamines. We had 2 pots of coffee in the clubhouse labeled leaded and unleaded. To the lay person it was caffeinated and decaf. It was really amphetamines or no amphetamines.

Is there data or just his comments. I would like to see some numbers

They do have quite a bit of cap room to buy a good WR.

The only thing that matters to them is the postseason.

This would be my perfect an as well. QB, protect QB, help QB be more explosive in the offense.

The steelers did this as well in Rothlesbergersast year. They started out 11-0 then lost to Cleveland in the last game of the season and the first game of the playoffs

I agree. It just seems that the fans at least are ready for a change. He would be a great coach to have and with all of the openings, it maybe a good time for him.

Not me. Just read the reports out of Pittsburgh. Did you see the press conference with Tomlin?

Someone earlier said they lost most of the Charlotte pitching staff to minor league free agency so they really needed to fill the roster.

Don't be surprised if Pittsburgh is looking for one as well.

As I said this is the view of many fans out of Pittsburgh. I never said that was my view. Although I get their frustration. Losing to 2 win teams consecutively causes them to freak.

He also can never win the big games in the regular season. He coaches to mediocrity. Never awful never good.

What the heck does that gave to do with a coach who has never had a losing season but can't win when it matters? Except when he inherited someone else's team of course.

He's the ultimate in coaching to the mediocre record. The Marty schottenhiemer of today.

Most Steeler fans would be more than happy to let Tomlin go.

Dang beat me to it.

You know the old saying if you think the problem is with everyone else, it's probably with you.

But we will miss the entertainment. Or will we? ?