Ryan Clark Suggests Mike Tomlin Consider Leaving Steelers for Fresh Start

The former Steelers safety believes Tomlin's leadership could thrive elsewhere, drawing comparisons to Andy Reid's career trajectory.

Ryan Clark, a former Steelers player, suggested that Mike Tomlin explore opportunities with other NFL teams, believing his coaching voice may be more effective in a new environment.
Clark compared Tomlin's situation to Andy Reid's transition from the Eagles to the Chiefs, which revitalized Reid's career and led to multiple Super Bowl victories.
Tomlin has not won a playoff game in eight years, despite maintaining a record of .500 or better in every season since becoming the Steelers' head coach in 2007.
Speculation about Tomlin's future intensified after the Steelers' 28-14 wild-card playoff loss to the Ravens, capping a season that started strong but ended with a five-game losing streak.
Tomlin, who recently signed a three-year contract extension with a no-trade clause, dismissed rumors about his departure, stating he remains committed to his role in Pittsburgh.