Mike Tomlin stepping down as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach
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Key Points:
- Mike Tomlin announced his resignation as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons, following the team's 30-6 playoff loss to the Houston Texans, marking his seventh consecutive postseason defeat.
- Tomlin, hired in 2007, never had a losing season with the Steelers and is tied for the most wins in franchise history, including a Super Bowl victory in his second season.
- Despite regular-season success, Tomlin's playoff record declined, with a 5-11 mark in his last 16 postseason games and no AFC championship appearances since 2010.
- Steelers president Art Rooney II expressed deep gratitude for Tomlin's dedication and achievements, highlighting the coach's significant impact on the organization.
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