Colin Cowherd Has A Massive Concern About Mike Tomlin

The Pittsburgh Steelers have misplaced 4 of their previous six video games and are actually tied with the Baltimore Ravens atop the AFC North. A number of gamers have publicly questioned the offense and total scheme, reigniting conversations about head coach Mike Tomlin‘s future with the franchise.

Pittsburgh shouldn’t be thought of a respectable playoff contender primarily based on its present efficiency. Furthermore, analyst Colin Cowherd lately expressed an enormous concern about Tomlin.

“Mike Tomlin and the Steelers haven’t had a dropping season in 21 seasons. However there’s a narrative this morning. Is the recent seat heating up? Nicely, he hasn’t received a playoff sport in eight years. He can be fired if he was the Eagles’ coach or the Cowboys’ coach. He can be fired if he was the New England coach, the San Francisco coach, the Inexperienced Bay coach. He’d be fired if he was the Ravens coach. However in Pittsburgh, it’s old skool,” Cowherd mentioned.

“He hasn’t received a playoff sport in 8 years. He can be fired if he was the Eagles coach or the Cowboys coach…”@colincowherd thinks the Steelers’ streak of 21 non-losing seasons doesn’t imply a lot for Mike Tomlin pic.twitter.com/l9PA2vcUX8

— Herd w/Colin Cowherd (@TheHerd) November 25, 2025

Cowherd drew a comparability to the Los Angeles Clippers, who maintain the NBA’s longest streak of non-losing seasons but stay overshadowed…