What's next for the Steelers after their latest playoff one-and-done failure?
Mike Tomlin did it again. He pushed an undermanned Pittsburgh Steelers team to a winning record.
Mike Tomlin did it again. His Steelers went one-and-done in an uncompetitive Wild Card loss for the fourth time in the last five seasons.
Pittsburgh couldn’t keep pace with the Baltimore Ravens, falling behind 21-0 halftime in an eventual 28-14 loss — the Steelers’ fifth straight after a 10-3 start. Russell Wilson had flashes of brilliance amid a desert of mundane play, pushing Tomlin’s team back to the drawing board with no easy way to clear the gap between “good” and “great.”
What does Pittsburgh have going for it headed into 2025? Who could it lose? And where must changes be made to reverse the frustrating trend of playoff defeats?