Mike Tomlin steps down as head coach of Steelers after 19 seasons
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Mike Tomlin has resigned as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, as reported by NFL Network Insiders. Tomlin, who led the Steelers to a Super Bowl victory in his second year, steps down after a wild-card playoff loss to the Houston Texans, marking his seventh consecutive postseason defeat. Steelers president Art Rooney II expressed gratitude for Tomlin's 19-year tenure, during which the team won a Super Bowl, made 13 playoff appearances, and captured the AFC North title eight times. Tomlin never experienced a losing season, achieving a 193-114-2 regular-season record. His departure marks the end of a significant era for the Steelers franchise.
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