Lots to Say: Tomlin steps down, 8 teams left, and 3x SB Champ Ed McCaffrey!

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<p><strong><em>Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel</em></strong> react to the breaking news that <em><strong>Mike Tomlin</strong></em> will step down from the <em><strong>Steelers</strong></em>.&nbsp; Bobby looks at the head coaching jobs available and pool of very qualified candidates.&nbsp; With 8 teams left, Bobby gives his <em><strong>NFL Power Rankings</strong></em> for quarterbacks.&nbsp; Bobby notes the young players on the list and how certain teams should be excited for next season regardless of the outcome of this season.</p> <p>Looking at the upcoming schedule, which teams are watching injury updates?&nbsp; Matt talks about being in concussion protocol and realizing you need to recover.&nbsp; How can the <em><strong>49ers </strong></em>continue to lose players and still win?&nbsp; Bobby thinks the <em><strong>Rams</strong></em> could be the best team left in the playoffs. Bobby and Matt make their picks for the <em><strong>Divisional Round</strong></em>.</p> <p><em><strong>3x Super Bowl Champion Ed McCaffrey</strong></em> looks back at his playing days and how different the league is in 2026. Ed explains how he found such success in <em><strong>Denver</strong></em> after playing for the <em><strong>Giants</strong></em> and the <em><strong>49ers</strong></em>. Ed reveals that he didn't trash talk other players but got a lot thrown his way as a player.&nbsp; Ed is impressed with the <em><strong>49ers</strong></em> including the coaching of <em><strong>Kyle Shanahan</strong></em> and the play of <em><strong>Christian McCaffrey</strong></em>.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Bobby wraps up with his list of quarterbacks that he'd like to be friends with.&nbsp; Plus, how 'healthy' are teams at this point in the season?</p> <p><em><strong>Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel is part of the NFL Podcast Networ</strong></em><strong>k&nbsp;</strong></p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>