The Pittsburgh Steelers have only had three head coaches since 1969. Now, they are looking for their fourth. Mike Tomlin stepped down Tuesday, shocking many, including those within the Steelers’ organization. Now, they have to pivot and find Tomlin’s replacement. According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, they won’t have a lack of candidates.
“I’ve already received three texts from coaches in this cycle who would want the Steelers job, given the rich history and ownership there,” Schultz wrote Tuesday on Twitter. “In the eyes of the people reacting in real time, this job is right up there with the Ravens as the cream of the crop.