The Pittsburgh Steelers lost their sixth consecutive playoff game on Saturday in the AFC wild-card matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, and the latest loss has fans questioning whether it is time for Tomlin and the Steelers to part ways after 18 years together.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are taking just their initial steps into the offseason after suffering a playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens during Wild Card Weekend. Even in these early stages, however, the team is adding depth to what will be an intriguing position to monitor throughout the next few weeks and months.

Amid rumors of teams inquiring with the Pittsburgh Steelers about a trade for head coach Mike Tomlin, he brushed off the speculation. "Save your time,"

The Steelers are not. And they also don’t have a quarterback under contract for 2025. Russell Wilson, Justin Fields and Kyle Allen are all scheduled to become free agents when the new league year begins in March.

Is Tomlin holding the Steelers back? Is it the other way around? Could it be both? There's much more to this story than the obvious.

Mike Tomlin warned teams tempted to offer the Steelers a trade for their head coach that he's not going anywhere.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin does not know who his starting quarterback will be in 2025. Tomlin said today that there are "a lot of unanswered questions" about the future in Pittsburgh, and that the quarterback position is one of them.

Mike Tomlin has presided over the Steelers for 18 seasons, during which he has famously never had a losing season

Word came out that the Pittsburgh Steelers have no plans to move on from head coach Mike Tomlin, so we decided to put together our list of what needs to happen if the Steelers want to win with

According to KDKA-TV Steelers Insider Gerry Dulac, who cited team sources, says the Steelers are "not planning to make any move" involving Tomlin, despite widespread public outcry in the wake of the team's postseason loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Pittsburgh Steelers both outperformed expectations and disappointed. Few picked the team to be anywhere other than the bottom of the division ahead of the season, much less 10-3 and fighting for the number one overall seed at a point in the year.