A crushing 30-6 defeat for the Pittsburgh Steelers at the hands of the Houston Texans marked the end of the Mike Tomlin era, as he stepped down from the head coach’s role after 19 years, leaving behind a Super Bowl title and 13 playoff berths.

"The Chargers will blow their free agency budget on Steelers guard Isaac Seumalo," Schatz wrote. "Despite turning 33 next season, he is still playing at a high level. Seumalo ranked second among all guards with a 96.9% pass block win rate this season."

A timeline of the Mike Tomlin tenure as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers: Jan. 22, 2007 With team president Art Rooney II saying “Mike’s core values are a good match for our organization,” Tomlin’s introductory news conference as coach is staged at team headquarters on Pittsburgh’s South Side.

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Tomlin took the Steelers to 13 postseasons in his tenure—here’s a look at how the team did in each playoff appearance to bring his overall playoff record to 8–12. He ended his stint in Pittsburgh without winning a postseason game since the 2016 season.

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The Buccaneers face growing pressure to move on from Todd Bowles and consider a trade for Super Bowl-winning coach Mike Tomlin.

A favorite has already emerged for Mike Tomlin's next job. The Pittsburgh Steelers announced on Tuesday that the Super Bowl-winning head coach is stepping down. The Steelers fell to the Texans on Monday evening.