Steelers Eye Contract Extension for Coach Tomlin Amid Trade Rumors

Despite a three-game losing streak, the team is reportedly not looking to fire Tomlin, but is considering extending his contract, which runs through the 2024 season.

Despite a three-game losing streak, the Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly not looking to fire head coach Mike Tomlin, but are considering extending his contract, which runs through the 2024 season.
NFL insiders have suggested that a trade involving Tomlin could be possible, with the Washington Commanders, Chicago Bears, and Carolina Panthers being potential destinations.
Tomlin has been with the Steelers for 17 seasons, never finishing a season with a losing record, and has led the team to 10 playoff appearances and two Super Bowl appearances.
Recent performance issues on the field and effort-level concerns with some players have led to speculation about Tomlin's future with the Steelers.
The Steelers are currently 10th in the AFC standings, one game behind in the race for wild-card spots.