The Ravens play before the Steelers on Saturday, so head coach Mike Tomlin will already know if the divisional title is a possibility when his players hit the field. Pittsburgh do

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin delivered only one word on how his team gets back on track before the postseason.

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.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach focuses on one key word as the team prepares for a pivotal matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.

While the Pittsburgh Steelers' playoff spot has already been secured, there's plenty to play for when Mike Tomlin's team hosts the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday night. As he alluded to Monday, Tomlin wants his team to rid themselves of the stench that comes with a three-game losing streak.

The Steelers are in the postseason tournament, but Mike Tomlin wants to get back on track before the dance begins. The Pittsburgh coach wants to eliminate the stench from its three-game losing streak

The Cincinnati Bengals don't sound like a team about to play Pittsburgh Steelers backups in the season finale if things go their way on the Week 18 schedule. Just ask Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.

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

After three straight losses, Pittsburgh Steelers defenders have seemingly been pointing fingers, although no names have been named. Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin touched on the subject on Monday and whether or not he has addressed it with the team.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin was blunt when asked on Monday if the Steelers will rest their starters against the Bengals this Saturday. A win by the Ravens in the earlier game that day would lock up the AFC North for Baltimore,

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has seen it before from Le’Veon Bell, Steven Nelson, Antonio Brown. Could George Pickens be next?