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Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti seemingly let his hilarious inner thoughts get the best of him.
He was asked about Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin stepping down and potentially becoming a candidate for Baltimore's open head coaching role. He gave a rather epic answer.
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"Holy, [expletive,] Mike. Wouldn't that be awesome?" said the Ravens owner, laughing. "Only if John [Harbaugh] takes the Pittsburgh [Steelers] job. Wow. Wouldn't that be interesting?"
Bisciotti went on to joke about Tomlin's celebration after the Steelers beat the Ravens to advance to the NFL playoffs might have disqualified him. Here's that funny moment with the Ravens owner reacting in real time to Tomlin moving on:
Bisciotti's answer does potentially shed some light on what would have to happen if the Ravens were to consider hiring Tomlin.
Currently, it's not immediately clear if Tomlin will continue coaching or head to TV. However, any team that would be interested in the former Steelers coach would have to trade for him. Since Tomlin stepped down and was not fired, Pittsburgh technically owns his rights, and he's still under contract.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti replies to Mike Tomlin news with 2 words
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He was asked about Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin stepping down and potentially becoming a candidate for Baltimore's open head coaching role. He gave a rather epic answer.
MORE NFL: Steelers coaching candidates after Mike Tomlin's exit
"Holy, [expletive,] Mike. Wouldn't that be awesome?" said the Ravens owner, laughing. "Only if John [Harbaugh] takes the Pittsburgh [Steelers] job. Wow. Wouldn't that be interesting?"
Bisciotti went on to joke about Tomlin's celebration after the Steelers beat the Ravens to advance to the NFL playoffs might have disqualified him. Here's that funny moment with the Ravens owner reacting in real time to Tomlin moving on:
Bisciotti's answer does potentially shed some light on what would have to happen if the Ravens were to consider hiring Tomlin.
Currently, it's not immediately clear if Tomlin will continue coaching or head to TV. However, any team that would be interested in the former Steelers coach would have to trade for him. Since Tomlin stepped down and was not fired, Pittsburgh technically owns his rights, and he's still under contract.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti replies to Mike Tomlin news with 2 words
Continue reading...
