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During his almost two decades at the helm, Mike Tomlin led to the Pittsburgh Steelers in a Super Bowl title and has always been considered one of the best coaches in the NFL.
While the Steelers are one of the most announced franchises in the league, the organization has used to store in the playoffs in recent years. Tomlin has been the steelers’ head coach since the 2007 season. He has never ended a regular season with a losing record, but he has been winning a team in a eliminatory match for eight years.
In the midst of recent disappointments of Pittsburgh, the former Steelers star and current analyst of ESPN NFL, Ryan Clark, offered his reflections on the future of Tomlin’s training.
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Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, joking with safety Ryan Clark during the training camp at St. Vincent College Pittsburgh, July 28, 2012. (Charles Leclaire-USA TODAY SPORTS)
Clark started by making Clear that Tomlin should not be forced to leave his position.
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“I think Mike Tomlin is unpredictable,” said Clark on ESPN. “I believe that if Mike Tomlin moves away from Pittsburgh’s Steelers coach, it should be his decision. And I have said many and many times: I think it should be the decision he makes.”
Pittsburgh steelers head coach Mike Tomlin in the Jokers eliminatory match against the Ravens on January 11, 2025, in Baltimore. (AP photo / Stephanie Scarbrough)
Clark then encouraged his former coach to switch to another NFL team where he could be considered a “fresh voice”. He also suggested that the coach’s message no longer resonates with current players in the Steelers changing rooms.
“I think Mike Tomlin should lead to another organization,” said Clark. “Mike Tomlin should be a fresh voice elsewhere. Because … as big as the coach as him, and he is a temple of first -round renown, I believe that his voice was expired there.
Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin during the New England Patriots match at the Acrisure stadium on December 7, 2023, in Pittsburgh. (Joe Sargent / Getty Images)
The quarter-back level play that the Steelers get during the 2025 season will probably have a considerable impact on their success. The Pittsburgh quarter room currently offers players with more questions than answers.
Mason Rudolph left the Steelers after the 2023 season and joined the Titans of Tennessee. The Quarterrière launched nine affected against nine interceptions in eight games in 2024. Aside from Rudolph, Skylar Thompson and the recruit Will Howard are the only other quarter-under contract with the Steelers.
Howard led the Ohio State to the national championship in January. Pittsburgh drafted him in the sixth round last month.
The Steelers have shown interest in the Vétéran Aaron Rodgers quarterrier. The NFL MVP quadruple MVP met the Office Front and the Steelers coaches, but it has not yet been a official decision on its football future.
