The Pittsburgh Steelers have the longest-tenured head coach in the NFL in Mike Tomlin, but things have been rocky as of late. The fan base has clearly expressed its displeasure with the coach still being around as his job has routinely been called for after each of the last several seasons.

Under Mike Tomlin, the Steelers have never lost a 'Monday Night Football' game as the home team, and they are winners of 22 straight games on the primetime stage. They will seek to extend that streak, but will have to do so without T.J. Watt, who had surgery on Friday after a major health scare with a partially repaired lung.

Tomlin said he didn’t know when Watt began feeling discomfort. The head coach also said he didn’t believe Watt was dealing with an injury during or after the game that would have put him on the injury report. “I know he was in the cafeteria at one point and that’s kind of when I got wind of it,” Tomlin said.

Jalen Ramsey criticized Pittsburgh Steelers fans who called for the dismissal of coach Mike Tomlin during his team's last home game.

Mike Tomlin has kept a high floor as the Pittsburgh Steelers' head coach, but will a low ceiling finally lead to regime change in 2026?

T.J. Watt's hospitalization has left the Steelers with more questions than answers, as Mike Tomlin attempted to provide information on the situation.

Nearly two decades ago, the Dolphins mistakenly chose Cam Cameron over Mike Tomlin, and hopefully this franchise learned from that mistake.

Pittsburgh Steelers' longtime head coach Mike Tomlin unfortunately heard less than desirable chants during Week 13’s loss at home to the Buffalo Bills.