Steelers Face Uncertain Offseason After Playoff Loss to Ravens

Pittsburgh's sixth straight postseason defeat raises questions about coaching, quarterback stability, and roster changes.

Mike Tomlin will return as head coach for his 19th season despite growing frustration over the team's lack of playoff success, including six consecutive postseason losses.
Quarterback Russell Wilson, who signed a one-year deal, has expressed his desire to stay, but the Steelers have yet to confirm their plans for him or backup Justin Fields, both of whom are free agents.
T.J. Watt and other team leaders have called for significant changes, citing poor defensive performances and a five-game losing streak to close the season.
The Steelers are expected to make adjustments to their coaching staff, with defensive coordinator Teryl Austin's future reportedly uncertain and potential interest in Robert Saleh as a replacement.
With $55 million in salary cap space and the 21st pick in the NFL Draft, Pittsburgh faces key decisions on roster upgrades, particularly at quarterback and wide receiver.