A bold billboard calls for Mike Tomlin’s removal following another disappointing season for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

A Pittsburgh Steelers fan has purchased a billboard near the team’s South Side facility to protest the team’s results over the last decade. Kevin Adams bought a billboard that reads just off the Boulevard of the Allies.

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost five straight games to end the 2024-25 season, which included a postseason thrashing courtesy of the rival Baltimore Ravens. The St

Pittsburgh has not had a dynamic passing offense in quite some time, and some like to point to their unwillingness to throw to risky areas of the field as a reason, citing the risk aversion of head coach Mike Tomlin as holding back the offense.

Oh, there were the talent-search excursions to the East-West Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl. And there were a few meetings to determine some minor coaching changes.

The Pittsburgh Steelers chose not to keep two respected defensive coaches, a decision that ultimately came down to head coach Mike Tomlin.

Will the Steelers’ 2025 opponents finally hand Mike Tomlin his first losing season, or can Pittsburgh defy expectations once again?

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been the picture of regular-season consistency under head coach Mike Tomlin. No losing seasons in his 18 years with Pittsburgh and 12 playoff appearances. However, it is Tomlin’s postseason failures that draw all the attention.

The great debate when it comes to the Pittsburgh Steelers has everything to do with whether or not the Steelers should continue with head coach Mike Tomlin. Tomlin is a regular-season coach with zero losing seasons in the last 18 seasons but eight straight post-seasons without a playoff win.

As the Steelers look for their next quarterback, Mike Tomlin and company could steal a page out of the Vikings playbook.

Scott McCurley, 44. coached under Mike McCarthy for 18 seasons and this Steelers job under Mike Tomlin will mark his first time working with a head coach other than Cowboys ex McCarthy.