This motivation is mostly prompted by the Steelers' three-game losing streak that occurred in just 11 days. They lost by double digits to the Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs to drop to 10–6 on the season.

While the Cincinnati Bengals will be fighting for a playoff spot in Saturday night's regular-season finale at Pittsburgh, the Steelers enter the prime-time rematch with just as much motivation to secure a victory.

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin is not concerned about the arguments the team's defense had after losing to the Chiefs.

Not long after an offseason where pundits forecasted Mike Tomlin’s first losing season in his 18th year as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, they were being touted as Super Bowl contenders.

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ 44-38 victory over AFC North rival Cincinnati on Dec. 1 is still relatively fresh, but much has changed for both teams in nearly a month. The Bengals (8-8) have since won four

Mike Tomlin has been a fixture for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but questions about his ability to evolve as an NFL head coach have grown louder. While this is not a call to fire him—acknowledging his accomplishments and stability—it is a critique of his shortcomings,

When it comes to harsh criticism lined with truth, no Pittsburgh Steelers writer does it quite like Mark Madden. Madden has been a staunch critic of head coach Mike Tomlin and his methods for a long time so you just knew he was waiting for an opportunity this season to go after Tomlin and the Steelers.

With the Steelers facing a pivotal decision at quarterback, an NFL former MVP weighs in sending strong advice to Mike Tomlin. Mike Tomlin is focused on the playoffs with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but in the coming months,