Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the Buffalo Bills, leading to fans expressing frustration and calls for a coaching change. Stephen A. Smith, a known Steelers supporter, suggested it might be time for a new head coach, despite Mike Tomlin's past success. The team has made recent playoff appearances but hasn't advanced, sparking discussions about potential changes.
Key Facts
- The Pittsburgh Steelers lost 26-7 to the Buffalo Bills, resulting in a 6-6 season record.
- The loss caused the Steelers to drop from first place in the AFC North to the Baltimore Ravens.
- Fans expressed frustration by chanting "Fire Tomlin" during the game.
- The Steelers have made the playoffs four out of the last five seasons but were immediately eliminated each time.
- Stephen A. Smith, a Steelers fan, suggested it might be time for a coaching change.
- Head coach Mike Tomlin said he shares fans' frustrations but did not offer specific solutions.
- Despite challenges, Tomlin is considered a future Hall of Fame coach and could find opportunities with other teams if replaced.
