Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin in game. Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cincinnati Bengals on Jan. 4, 2025. Kylee Surike | Special to PennLive Kylee Surike

NFL teams may reportedly give the Pittsburgh Steelers a call after the season and see if there's interest in them trading head coach Mike Tomlin. ESPN's

After losing their fourth straight game on Saturday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers are limping into the postseason at 10-7 and questions have begun to arise about head coach Mike Tomlin's job security.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported teams could inquire about trading for Steelers’ coach Mike Tomlin, but acknowledged he doesn’t expect it to happen. In fact, Tomlin has a no-trade clause in his contract.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the midst of a downfall, losing four-straight games heading into the postseason and in much need to pull off a win

ESPN's Adam Schefter argued that the Pittsburgh Steelers have no choice but to bring back Russell Wilson for the 2025 season.

Leave it to Adam Schefter to throw something to the wall and see if it sticks. That latest something from ESPN’s NFL insider involves the Pittsburgh Steelers trading head coach Mike Tomlin.

ESPN's Adam Schefter made headlines when he suggested a longtime NFL head coach could be traded this offseason. Following a loss to the

The Steelers could command significant draft capital in a Mike Tomlin trade, with several past head coach trades setting the framework.

The Chicago Bears are full steam ahead on their search for a new head coach. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that the Bears had requested head

The Pittsburgh Steelers are stumbling heading into the playoffs. Pittsburgh is 10-6 heading into Week 17 and is on a three-game losing streak. Despite their recent struggles, it seems that Pittsburgh has not lost faith in QB Russell Wilson.

While the Steelers are consistently competitive under Tomlin, they haven’t won a playoff game since eight years ago, when they reached the AFC Championship game. They have struggled to find a successor to longtime quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, having moved on from 2022 first-round pick Kenny Pickett after just two years.