Mike Tomlin’s run in the Steel City has come to an end.
After 19 seasons, and the day after losing to the Houston Texans in the Wild Card round of the 2026 NFL Playoffs, Tomlin has informed the team that he is stepping down as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. During his nearly two decades in charge, Tomlin leaves behind a record that includes several playoff appearances as well as two Super Bowl appearances, including a win in Super Bowl XLIII.
His departure also means that the Steelers are looking for just their fourth head coach since 1969, when Chuck Noll began his tenure at the helm in Pittsburgh.
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