Former Oilers and Falcons coach Jerry Glanville once famously told an official on the sideline during a game, "This is the NFL, which stands for not for long." Glanville was talking about a call he didn't particularly like. But his statement holds true for all positions, whether they be players, coaches or even officials.
And it might hold true for the Steelers' punter position.
Mike Tomlin acknowledged Tuesday there is, in fact, an open competition for the team's punting duties in 2018, with incumbent Jordan Berry being pushed by newcomer Matt Wile. It's a competition that could be decided in Thursday night's preseason finale against the Carolina Panthers at Heinz Field.
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