The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the vital constant groups within the NFL ever since they made Mike Tomlin the top coach of the storied franchise, as he’s completed nothing however win with all of the gamers which have come and gone over time.

Though Tomlin has an uncanny knack for having the ability to lead the Steelers to the NFL playoffs whatever the personnel on the soccer discipline, the group’s brass appeared to get bored with making the playoffs after which getting bounced straight away.

That stated, the Steelers made some extent of upgrading the quarterback place through the NFL offseason, with the offense being the most important concern for the franchise shifting ahead as a result of Kenny Pickett wasn’t getting the job completed within the post-Ben Roethlisberger period.

Luckily, Pittsburgh had choices, and so they put them to make use of by signing veteran Russell Wilson and buying and selling for Justin Fields, giving the Steelers some much-needed depth underneath middle.

Regardless of each gamers having a while underneath middle this season, the outcomes have been the identical, with Wilson and Fields serving to the group get wins and propelling them to the highest of the AFC North division standings.

With Pittsburgh enjoying at a excessive degree, Mike Greenberg of ESPN believes Tomlin is the NFL Coach of the Yr proper now through ESPN Radio.

“He’s obtained two quarterbacks no one wished, and he’s successful with each of them!” Greenberg stated.

If the Steelers go on to win the AFC North division title and head into the playoffs with a excessive seed within the convention, Tomlin could have a stable case to win the regular-season award.

Nevertheless, he could have no scarcity of competitors with Andy Reid (Kansas Metropolis Chiefs), Dan Campbell (Detroit Lions) and Dan Quinn (Washington Commanders), amongst others, having a official shot of successful the award as effectively.

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