Mike Tomlin overlooked ex-Steeler Diontae Johnson for the Ravens' real playmakers
On Tuesday, with the Steelers set to host the rival Baltimore Ravens in a battle for AFC North supremacy this Sunday, Tomlin was asked for his thoughts about game-planning for Johnson now that he plays in Baltimore.
Why Mike Tomlin isn't concerned about facing Diontae Johnson; ex-Steelers WR addresses return to Pittsburgh
The Week 11 showdown between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens will center around these AFC North rivals jockeying for position atop the division standings. That said, Diontae Johnson squaring off against his former team is one of the more intriguing side-stories of this head-to-head bout.
Last month, Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back DeShon Elliott got himself in some hot water after a post he made about head ...
Tomlin's "Lone Ranger" decision to go to Russell Wilson has the Steelers looking like a team that can make some noise in the playoffs.
While taking risks on special teams has paid off for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the past, the team hit a snag in Week 10 ...
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the most consistent teams in the NFL ever since they made Mike Tomlin the head ...
Bill Belichick's dominance against rookie quarterbacks was well-documented, but the numbers prove Mike Tomlin is the real king of shutting down first-year passers. The longtime Steelers coach ...
Mike Tomlin had an interesting response when asked if offensive success contributes to riskier play calls on defense and special teams.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh and Steelers coach Mike Tomlin will coach against each other for the 36th time on Sunday. Harbaugh became the Ravens’ coach in 2008, a year after Tomlin became the Steelers’ ...
The Commanders' first touchdown today was caused by a failed fake punt by the Steelers, but Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin said after the game that he would make that call again. Tomlin said the ...
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