Pittsburgh Steelers Fall to Ravens in Playoffs

The Pittsburgh Steelers suffered a disappointing 28-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in the NFL Wild Card Weekend, marking their sixth consecutive playoff defeat and extending their losing streak to five games. Despite a strong season overall, finishing 10-8, the team's performance in the playoffs has raised significant concerns about head coach Mike Tomlin's future, with some analysts suggesting it's time for a change. Tomlin, who has not won a playoff game since 2016, is under scrutiny as he has lost six straight postseason games, a record that has led to calls for his dismissal. However, reports indicate that Tomlin is unlikely to be fired, as he signed a three-year extension before the season, keeping him with the team until 2027. The Ravens dominated the game with a staggering 299 rushing yards, while the Steelers' offense struggled to keep pace, raising questions about their strategic decisions and player utilization. As the Steelers look ahead to next season, uncertainty looms regarding their quarterback situation, with potential changes on the horizon.