Mike Tomlin shares a few warning signs a season may be heading the wrong direction, including "players only meetings"
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Key Points:
- Mike Tomlin, former NFL coach, strongly disapproves of players-only meetings that exclude coaches, viewing them as a sign of serious internal issues and a breakdown in leadership.
- Tomlin expressed that such meetings should remain private, and when they become public, it signals deeper problems within the team structure.
- The Dallas Cowboys defense recently held a players-only meeting after a disappointing loss, highlighting ongoing struggles under coach Brian Schottenheimer, with the defense ranking near the bottom in key categories.
- Tomlin has publicly criticized the Cowboys' defensive performance, calling it "somewhat negligent," and noted that unresolved sideline tensions often indicate a team in trouble.
- The Cowboys will face the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, where they have an opportunity to address their issues, while Tomlin will provide commentary for NBC's Football Night in America.
