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I work with two Pittsburgh Steelers fans (both from Pittsburgh), and they tell me that the Steelers haven't had a good offensive coordinator since Mularkey.

 

Even though Mularkey wasn't a good head coach, I do miss his offense creativity. He lined Lee Evans all over the field, that way he could get open, instead of just an the outside. One of the best plays I remember seeing from Mularkey, was when Bledsoe started going in on a QB sneak, then threw it back to Trash (McGahee) and Trash ran it 33 yards for a TD.

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I work with two Pittsburgh Steelers fans (both from Pittsburgh), and they tell me that the Steelers haven't had a good offensive coordinator since Mularkey.

 

Even though Mularkey wasn't a good head coach, I do miss his offense creativity. He lined Lee Evans all over the field, that way he could get open, instead of just an the outside. One of the best plays I remember seeing from Mularkey, was when Bledsoe started going in on a QB sneak, then threw it back to Trash (McGahee) and Trash ran it 33 yards for a TD.

 

 

TD destroyed Mularkey by forcing him to play Losman.

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he was certainly creative. Amazing we got the production we did with a guy like Bledsoe, Losman and a horrific offensive line. Terrible head coach though. Couldn't manage the players or the press (though I think the latter was probably more on Donahoe).

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TD destroyed Mularkey by forcing him to play Losman.

 

 

^This, drafting Losman is what destroyed TD and Mularkey. Mularkey is more than proving his worth with a good quarterback in Matt Ryan.

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I work with two Pittsburgh Steelers fans (both from Pittsburgh), and they tell me that the Steelers haven't had a good offensive coordinator since Mularkey.

 

No good offensive coordinator, just two Lombardi trophies.

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This team could be 3-0 with Mularkey as OC and Greg Williams as DC :thumbdown:

 

And Jauron as head coach? Fat chance.

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^This, drafting Losman is what destroyed TD and Mularkey. Mularkey is more than proving his worth with a good quarterback in Matt Ryan.

 

I will always believe that TD's ego was so damaged by that home loss to Pittsburgh that he couldn't think straight. Drew had a year left and there was no possible way that Losman was ready.

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I will always believe that TD's ego was so damaged by that home loss to Pittsburgh that he couldn't think straight. Drew had a year left and there was no possible way that Losman was ready.

 

I agree. TD came out and said that Bledsoe went against the coaches when it came to choosing which side of the field to take.

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