Most franchises that haven't won a playoff game in six years and are one of 18 teams that haven't even been to the Super Bowl in a dozen years might be inclined to consider changing their fortunes. Especially when they are arguably one of the most successful organizations in NFL history.
But it is not even a fleeting thought for the Steelers, who have had just three head coaches in 54 years and don't anticipate that changing anytime in the near future. No matter what their record.
That is the message that has been delivered by team president Art Rooney II, who, if recent history holds true, is scheduled to extend coach Mike Tomlin's contract sometime before the start of the 2023 season.
