Mike Tomlin needs to go

Mike Tomlin's postseason success as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers can be summarized as follows:

Record: He has an 8-9 postseason record.
Playoff Appearances: Tomlin has led the Steelers to the playoffs 11 times during his tenure from 2007 to 2024.
Super Bowl Appearances: He has taken the Steelers to two Super Bowls, winning one (Super Bowl XLIII in 2008) and losing one (Super Bowl XLV in 2010).
Division Titles: Under his leadership, the Steelers have won seven AFC North Division titles.
AFC Championship Games: He has guided the team to three AFC Championship Games.

While Tomlin's regular season performance is notable for its consistency, with a record of never having a losing season in his first 18 years, his postseason record has drawn mixed reactions. Critics often point to his 8-9 playoff record and the absence of playoff wins in recent years as areas where success has been less pronounced compared to his regular season achievements. However, his ability to maintain a competitive team in the postseason, including reaching the Super Bowl in his second year as head coach, showcases his capability to perform under high-stakes conditions.