I almost idolize the man, the coach, the GM, the football-phile BB. It's hard to digest the inevitable day that he steps away from the sidelines. However, it would be even harder for me to digest seeing this football god struggle to succeed. I'd rather he leave on his own terms, leave because a new phase in life is warranted versus the game has passed him by. I sincerely hope the same thing for TB.
Another poster said it -- sorry can't remember the poster to give credit -- BB loves the game. I expect he'll either take up a front office job or he will go assist a high school team or even a state prison team. The guy is just an absolute match for the profession he chose. He's a very lucky man in that he does what he loves (one of the rarest occurrences in life). A sad day indeed when he leaves the sidelines....