After 19 years, Mike Tomlin will no longer coach the Steelers. Within 24 hours of Pittsburgh’s playoff loss to the Texans, Tomlin informed president Art Rooney II and the team that he is stepping down as the franchise’s head coach.
It’s a monumental change for the Steelers, who have only had three head coaches since hiring Chuck Noll in 1969. Tomlin has served as their coach for nearly two decades, guiding them to a Super Bowl title and famously never recording a losing season along the way. Now, the Steelers are in search for a head coach for the first time since hiring Tomlin back in 2007.
