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Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has stepped down from his role as the team’s head coach after 19 years with the team. Tomlin lost his seventh straight playoff game at the helm of the Steelers after a 30-6 loss to the Texans Monday night in the AFC Wild Card playoffs.

Mike Tomlin informed the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday he will be stepping down as head coach, the team announced

Mike Tomlin is stepping down as Pittsburgh Steelers coach after 19 seasons and the decision elicited a wide range of reaction from the NFL world.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin stunned the football world a month ago when he walked away from the team and told interested teams he would not coach in 2026. It remains possible that Tomlin may never return to coaching again,

Despite winning the AFC North and earning a playoff appearance, the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2025 season ended in disappointment. They lost at home to the Houston Texans in the wild-card round. After the loss,

The Pittsburgh Steelers continue to face criticism for hiring Mike McCarthy as their new head coach.

Mike Tomlin's historic 19-year stint as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers has ended. Here's a look back at their nearly two-decade partnership by the numbers.

Mike Tomlin's run as the NFL's longest-tenured coach is over, as the Steelers coach is stepping down after 19 years.

Even a trip to the Super Bowl wouldn’t have kept Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh, according to a former player who knew his mindset better than most. Former Steelers cornerback and current analyst Bryant McFadden has described the exit as tragic and abrupt.