Summary
Mike Tomlin, the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, is under pressure due to the team's recent poor performance in the NFL playoffs. Despite frustration from fans and the team's management, the Steelers are unlikely to fire Tomlin because they have a long tradition of keeping their head coaches for many years. The Steelers have not fired a coach since 1969 and value their historical legacy.
Key Facts
- Mike Tomlin is the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- The Steelers have lost their last seven playoff games with Tomlin as coach.
- Fans and management are frustrated with the team's performance in the playoffs.
- The Steelers have not fired a head coach since 1969.
- Pittsburgh traditionally keeps its head coaches for a long time.
- Mike Tomlin's contract has one year remaining.
- There is potential for a mutual agreement to part ways rather than a firing.
