Summary
Mike Tomlin, the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, announced he is stepping down after 19 seasons with the team. His decision comes after seven straight postseason losses. The Steelers players, including TJ Watt and Aaron Rodgers, were emotional and expressed their respect for Tomlin as he announced his departure.
Key Facts
- Mike Tomlin was the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers for 19 seasons.
- He never had a losing season during his time with the team.
- Tomlin announced he is stepping down after his seventh consecutive postseason loss.
- TJ Watt and Aaron Rodgers showed strong emotions and respect for Tomlin during his announcement.
- Tomlin had one year left on his contract but chose to leave for the team's benefit.
- Players expressed feeling responsible for not performing better in the playoffs.
- Tomlin is recognized alongside other legendary coaches, like Tom Landry and Chuck Noll.
