The Cincinnati Bengals are the epitome of clinging to continuity that contradicts their best interests as an organization. Heck, folks were calling for the jobs of head coach Zac Taylor and top exec Duke Tobin when the offseason began, only to be denied of a possible new era.
To think that the oft-hapless Tobin has been in his seat eight years longer than the Pittsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl champion head coach Mike Tomlin just makes me angrier at Mike Brown.
But let's keep the main thing the main thing. The Steelers got smacked 30-6 on Monday night to cap off Wild Card Weekend, which is the latest marker of how overrated Tomlin and Pittsburgh's whole operation have been for the past decade or so.