Mike Tomlin Resigns as Steelers Coach After 19 Seasons

An era in Pittsburgh football has come to an end as Mike Tomlin announced he is stepping down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons. The news, first reported by NFL Network insiders, was later confirmed by the team.

In a heartfelt statement, Tomlin expressed his gratitude to the Rooney family, the players, coaches, staff, and Steelers fans, calling his time in Pittsburgh an honor. “Coaching in Pittsburgh is unlike anywhere else,” he said, adding that while his chapter with the team closes, his respect and love for the franchise will remain.

During his 19-year tenure, Tomlin compiled a 193-114-2 regular-season record and an 8-12 playoff mark, never posting a losing season. He led the team to sixth Super Bowl title, 13 playoff appearances, and eight AFC North championships, tying for the ninth-most wins in NFL history. His consistency and success rank him among the league’s coaching greats.

Steelers president Art Rooney II praised Tomlin’s leadership and dedication, highlighting his unmatched track record and the lasting impact he has had on the franchise and its fans.