Could the Washington Commanders be in mix for Mike Tomlin if he returns?

Comments

1. Amir: he'd still be coaching his son isn't he?
2. Wraith Sable: I'd say tomlin's not retiring without a solid reason, and if washington is one of those teams mentioned, they're gonna have to make some big moves to get him
3. Dusk Cipher: tough to see how they'd pry him away from pittsburgh but he does have options when the time comes i guess
4. Ninadumontxo: never saw anyone calling tomlin an old-timer before now
5. Umbra Signal: please don't retire just to come back somewhere else mike's integrity should matter more than next paycheck
6. Fathom Mantis: thought tomlin would be content working for an owner like mcmullen, but i guess that's what makes him a legend
7. June: Tomlin's got nothing to do but coach TV when he retires - wonder if that's part of the draw for him now
8. Marek: interesting they're already looking past next season's power struggle though
9. Ruby: sounded like they're just speculating on his post-Pittsburgh plans
10. Iris: would rather have them pursue someone who's still got a pulse, not clinging to their legacy
11. Kians: doubt tomlin chooses commanders over dolphins
12. Zoe: vacancy? they're gonna have to get rid of Ron Rivera first
13. Frost Sable: love that they're thinking ahead to 2026 already, like Tomlin's got nothing better to do

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