Mike Tomlin has been the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2007, but the franchise has lost six straight playoff games and has made one AFC Championship game in the last 17 years

In Monday’s “First Call,” don’t expect the Pittsburgh Steelers to make any move at the head coaching position. A pair of Steelers legends are disappointed in their former team’s effort during Saturday night’s playoff loss in Baltimore.

Mike Tomlin has presided over the Steelers for 18 seasons, during which he has famously never had a losing season

Terry Bradshaw made his feelings clear on Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin nearly nine years ago as the team's playoff struggles call his position into question

There is a sameness to the way the Pittsburgh Steelers keep ending their seasons. Yet Mike Tomlin shrugged on Tuesday when asked if it feels as if the Steelers are “stuck” after their fifth first-round playoff exit in eight years,

Mike Tomlin had a blunt and direct response to any team considering calling the Steelers to inquire about a possible trade involving Pittsburgh's longtime head coach. Tomlin, whose future with the Steelers has been a hot-button topic since Saturday's wild-card playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens,