The Pittsburgh Steelers had their season come to an end Saturday night in Baltimore, as they lost to the rival Ravens, 28-14. It was their fifth straight defeat to finish the year, which isn't the best of ways to enter the offseason.
Ben Roethlisberger takes aim at Steelers’ coach Mike Tomlin following a disappointing playoff exit against the Ravens.
It’s not even halftime yet but the Pittsburgh Steelers faithful have already had their fill of head coach Mike Tomlin. The Steelers currently trail the Baltimore Ravens 14-0 midway through the second quarter but the Steelers struggles have brought out the worst in fans on social media as they want him gone.
After the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, head coach Mike Tomlin addressed the media. A humble Tomlin came to the microphone and was more than willing to swallow his pride and give all credit to the Ravens, and in particular quarterback Lamar Jackson for the team’s success.
The Chicago Bears are well into the offseason process, while the Pittsburgh Steelers are just starting theirs. However, the teams recently crossed paths regardi
For the Bears, a move for Tomlin would be the type of move that can alter the franchise, especially with young quarterback Caleb Williams leading the way. Their lengthy search so far at head coach has only proven they want to speak with everyone possible in order to gauge who can best lead the team into the future.
Following an ugly first half in the Wild Card round vs. the Ravens, Steelers HC Mike Tomlin had fans calling for him to be fired.
Unable to reverse the negative momentum of a late-season fade, the Pittsburgh Steelers disappeared from the playoffs with a humbling loss to their fiercest rival.
Tomlin isn’t the problem with the Steelers. Saying he is requires a belief the Steelers should have won more than 10 games this season. But the frustration from Steelers fans is valid.
The Pittsburgh Steelers 2024 season finished with a five-game losing streak. Despite a 10-3 start, the Steelers lost four straight games to end the
Mike Tomlin has already made it clear he has no interest in another coaching job, but that didn't stop the Chicago Bears from at least trying to inquire