PITTSBURGH — Mike Tomlin is well aware of his playoff resume, particularly the part where the Pittsburgh Steelers haven’t won a postseason game in eight years. The way the NFL’s longest-tenured coach looks at it, the weight of those failures falls on his sturdy shoulders, not the team that will try to end that skid on Saturday in Baltimore.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the tournament, as head coach Mike Tomlin likes to say, and in a single-elimination affair, anything can happen, but the odds say the Steelers are a heavy long shot.

The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the playoffs with a ton of doubt after losing each of their last four games to close out the season. Let's see what the Steelers skid means for their NFL power ranking among all playoff teams.

Despite almost polar opposite reputations, the Pittsburgh Steelers' Mike Tomlin and Dallas Cowboys' Mike McCarthy have almost identical coaching resumes.

Mike Tomlin refuses to take for granted that his Pittsburgh Steelers are where they are: In the NFL playoffs for the fourth time in five years. As the No. 6 seed Steelers prepare to face their