After another early playoff elimination, the Pittsburgh Steelers have made a clear statement about the future of head coach Mike Tomlin.
Even after another playoff loss to Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, which was rough, it was confirmed by Gerry Dulac.
“Despite widespread public criticism following another early postseason exit, the Steelers have no plans to make any move involving coach Mike Tomlin, according to those close to the team.”
But it all ended in failure, and the team has now gone eight seasons without winning a post-season game.
How long is Mike Tomlin's current contract?
He has signed a three-year contract extension to remain Steelers' head coach through the 2027 season, with his position reportedly secure. However, coordinators Arthur Smith and Teryl Austin are facing uncertainty, according to Gerry Dulac.
After falling short in their sixth straight playoff game and being eliminated in the first round for the eighth time under Tomlin's leadership, the Steelers appear poised to address their chronic issues with a strategy that doesn't involve dismissing their 18-year head coach, Tom Tomlin. Hopes for next season seem to be riding on changes within the coaching staff.
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