When Mike Tomlin stepped down as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ head coach last month after nearly two decades in the role, the Steelers had plenty of options to replace him. There were lots of intriguing candidates available this coaching cycle,

Pittsburgh Steelers veteran quarterback Mason Rudolph delivered a heartfelt message to Mike Tomlin on social media.

Cam Heyward was stunned when Mike Tomlin resigned as the Pittsburgh Steelers coach, a decision that now leaves him navigating the first coaching change of his 15-year career. The 36-year-old defensive captain said he’d grown used to stability and didn’t believe the season would end with Tomlin’s exit.

10 days ago on Jan. 13, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin announced his decision to step down after 19 years as the team's leader with a Super Bowl, 13 playoff appearances and not a single losing season.

After Mike McCarthy agreed to replace Mike Tomlin as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend, he received a nod of approval from another franchise legend.

Mike Tomlin may indeed may taking off his headset for good. The former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Tomlin is completely “done” with coaching, Jay Glazer of FOX Sports said this week. Glazer made the claim during an appearance on the “Wake Up Barstool” podcast.

For nearly two decades, when you thought of the Pittsburgh Steelers, you thought of Mike Tomlin. Tomlin personified what it meant to be a Steeler, and the city of Pittsburgh embraced him as one of their own.

Pittsburgh Steelers owner and president Art Rooney II discussed the team's decision to hire Mike McCarthy as Mike Tomlin's replacement at head coach.