Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to replace Head Coach Mike Tomlin, who stepped down after a 19-season career. They have asked to interview two Los Angeles Rams coordinators, Nate Scheelhaase and Chris Shula, for the position. Tomlin led the Steelers to a Super Bowl win and multiple playoff appearances, and the team hopes to find a strong candidate to follow.
Key Facts
- The Steelers ended the 2025 season with a 10–7 record and won the AFC North division.
- They lost in the Wild Card Round to the Houston Texans.
- Mike Tomlin resigned as head coach after leading the team for 19 seasons.
- Tomlin's tenure included a Super Bowl victory and a .628 winning percentage.
- The Steelers are considering Rams' Nate Scheelhaase and Chris Shula for the head-coaching role.
- Nate Scheelhaase has been praised for his work with the Rams' passing game, which was top in the league.
- Chris Shula has been recognized for strong defensive performance and is seen as a top defensive coach.
- The Rams continue with their playoff run, highlighting the effectiveness of their coaching staff.
