The Pittsburgh Steelers‘ season resulted in a really acquainted method — a blowout loss within the first spherical of the playoffs.
And the historic nature of this newest playoff loss lends credence to those that are hoping the top of Mike Tomlin’s 19-year tenure as head coach is close to.
Whereas entering into the postseason is an accomplishment in and of itself, Pittsburgh’s constant failure to advance, and even be aggressive as soon as within the playoffs, has followers screaming for a change.
For starters, the Steelers’ 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans on Monday evening strikes Tomlin right into a tie with former Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis for probably the most consecutive playoff losses by any coach ever at seven.
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