The Pittsburgh Steelers have achieved quite a bit of success under long term head coach Mike Tomlin. The Steelers who are one of the storied franchises in the NFL added one more Championship under Tomlin when they won Super Bowl XLIII against the Arizona Cardinals. <\/p>
Having said that, the Steelers have not been in a Super Bowl since 2010, and the last time they played in the AFC Championship<\/a> game was back in 2016. For the past few seasons, even though Pittsburgh<\/a> has made it to the postseason consistently, they have lacked they haven’t seemed like a team that could go deep in the playoffs. <\/p> During a discussion on ESPN’s First Take, analyst and former NFL player, Ryan Clark chimed in with the opinion that Mike Tomlin should step away from the Steelers. <\/p> “I say this and people get mad at me, I believe that Mike Tomlin is unfireable. I believe if Mike Tomlin steps away from being the coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers that, that should be his decision and I’ve said time and time again, I do believe that should be the decision he makes.” <\/strong><\/p>ESPN Analyst Ryan Clark’s 2-Cents on Mike Tomlin<\/h2>