A constant for Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin during his tenure with the Steelers has been an almost impossible level of stubbornness to change. Whether it’s a micro level within a game or larger philosophical things, Tomlin has historically been reluctant to adapt.
Instead, we were seated during a press conference after a press conference, where Tomlin talks about running and doesn’t need big changes. But it seems like everything is about to change.
There is a real possibility, according to recent events, that the Steelers could replace up to six assistant coaches this offseason. The start of a 12-4 season may seem unusual. But if you consider how far this team has fallen in the last six games, including an explosion loss in the first round of the playoffs, it puts the prospect in perspective, especially the start of the 11th. -0.
But today’s announcement gives hope that Tomlin will grow as a coach. He finally admits that the time has come to bring this team to the present with new ideas and new concepts. A new perspective on the game that may not arrive soon enough.
However, it is also about self-preservation. Tomlin understands the last ten years, his performance has not lived up to the expectations of the fan base and this franchise. Tomlin has a chance to save and even take advantage of his legacy and these moves will decide how Tomlin is remembered.