PITTSBURGH — Mike Tomlin set a record for clichés Tuesday during a 45-second sound bite, leaving no doubt he has no plans to bench Mitch Trubisky for Kenny Pickett or take the play-calling from Matt Canada.
"We're not going to blow in the wind. The last couple of games haven't unfolded the way that we would like, but we're in a no-blink business, particularly if we believe in what it is that we do and the people that we're doing it with. Sometimes, you've just got to show steely resolve and smile in the face of adversity. We roll up our sleeves and get back to work and wait for our next opportunity."
Tomlin added he is tuning out the outside "noise," which will become deafening at Acrisure Stadium on Sunday if Trubisky gets off to a slow start with Canada's offense against the woebegone New York Jets.
