Oct 7, 2026 · 11 min · 10 segments
Jim breaks down his column at TalkNorth.com about Brian Flores vs KOC as a head coach? Could the Vikings make that change after the season if they don't get where they want to and the offense…
Jim SouhanGuestTodd BergethHost
So I covered Denny Green and Tony Dungy, and Denny Green was an offensive-minded head coach who had a lot of success.

Uh, then we have Brad Childress, offensive-minded head coach from another good program.

Now, different thing, Tony Dungy was proven a, a great defensive coordinator over a long period of time, lots of accomplishments.

Mike Tomlin was only here one year, and he was a defensive coordinator on a bad team.

Uh, the defense was okay, but, you know, you had to have some imagination to see that he'd be a head coach.

It felt almost like a token interview because they had, like, two Steelers legends were, seemed to be the, in the forefront for, uh, for getting the head coaching job.

And Mike Tomlin goes in, blows them away in the interview, gets the job, wins the Super Bowl.

They lost NFC Championship games when, with their best teams in excruciating fashion.

So I covered Denny Green and Tony Dungy, and Denny Green was an offensive-minded head coach who had a lot of success.

Uh, then we have Brad Childress, offensive-minded head coach from another good program.

Now, different thing, Tony Dungy was proven a, a great defensive coordinator over a long period of time, lots of accomplishments.

Mike Tomlin was only here one year, and he was a defensive coordinator on a bad team.

Uh, the defense was okay, but, you know, you had to have some imagination to see that he'd be a head coach.

It felt almost like a token interview because they had, like, two Steelers legends were, seemed to be the, in the forefront for, uh, for getting the head coaching job.

And Mike Tomlin goes in, blows them away in the interview, gets the job, wins the Super Bowl.

They lost NFC Championship games when, with their best teams in excruciating fashion.
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