Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has stepped down from his position after 19 seasons. It's unclear where he's headed next, although Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that Tomlin will be taking a break from coaching.

After stepping down from the Steelers, Mike Tomlin would have to be traded if he wants to be an NFL head coach again.

An ESPN analyst predicts the Jacksonville Jaguars will trade one of their wide receivers, and if that happens, we could see the team reaching a blockbuster offseason trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers,

Pro Football Focus' Bradley Locker named Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen a 2026 offseason trade candidate. The post Steelers $41 Million Former All-Pro Pegged Offseason Trade Candidate appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has decided to step down after 19 seasons with the team. Here's the latest rumors on what could be next for Tomlin.

Rumors of the Baltimore Ravens trading Lamar Jackson have been dismissed by the quarterback ahead of an all-important game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Mike Tomlin stepped down after 19 years in the same job, but why exactly did he step down? Of course, brainless fan theories abound.

The Steelers have received interest from multiple teams interested in acquiring Mike Tomlin. But they've all received the same message.

Lamar Jackson publicly announced his status for the key game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 18. The winner will earn a playoff spot, and the loser will be eliminated.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are currently in the middle of one of the most important decision-making processes the organization has had since the 2007 offseason.

Addison Trade Rumors: 49ers targeting Addison; Vikings may skip $17.58M fifth-year option, favoring Jalen Nailor; Forness values Addison at 3-year, $75-85M despite off-field issues like arrests and missed practices if he is extended instead.