The Steelers have never experienced a losing season under Tomlin since he took over as head coach in 2007. Though the team has struggled to achieve playoff success in recent years

As the Steelers look for their next quarterback, Mike Tomlin and company could steal a page out of the Vikings playbook.

The great debate when it comes to the Pittsburgh Steelers has everything to do with whether or not the Steelers should continue with head coach Mike Tomlin. Tomlin is a regular-season coach with zero losing seasons in the last 18 seasons but eight straight post-seasons without a playoff win.

Oh, there were the talent-search excursions to the East-West Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl. And there were a few meetings to determine some minor coaching changes.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a real problem heading into 2025 free agency—HC Mike Tomlin’s display of quiet favoritism. Fans of the Black and Gold only need to look at how Russell Wilson and Justin Fields were handled in the 2024 regular season for proof.

Scott McCurley, 44. coached under Mike McCarthy for 18 seasons and this Steelers job under Mike Tomlin will mark his first time working with a head coach other than Cowboys ex McCarthy.

Using 10,000 runs of the PFN Playoff Predictor simulations, the PFN crew projected the entire 2025 season for each team, and came up with a bleak outcome for the Steelers. The PFN model currently projects that the Steelers will finish the 2025 season 6-11,

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback situation should become clearer after the NFL Combine. However, until that moment, rampant speculation will continue. It could be anyone from Justin Fields to Russell Wilson to even Matthew Stafford.

The pressure on the 2025 Steelers is greater than it’s ever been. The incessant screeching over Mike Tomlin’s playoff victory drought has drowned out the gratitude of his aptitude for spitting out an above .

Steelers Depot's Alex Kozora criticized Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin after the NFLPA released its report card on Feb. 26.

About a week before the 2024 season commenced, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin’s last word on George Pickens was decidedly optimistic. “I