The Pittsburgh Steelers haven’t won enough when it matters lately, and it’s led to criticism of head coach Mike Tomlin. For a Steelers organization with six Super Bowl wins, playoff success is an expectation in the city of Pittsburgh, and it’s one that hasn’t been met in a long time. Former Steelers CB Mel Blount was one of the big reasons why the Steelers became a dynasty in the 1970s, winning four Super Bowls in the decade, and Blount said on Ben Roethlisberger’s Footbahlin podcast that the expectations created by those teams have not been met in recent years.
Mel Blount Shares His Thoughts On Mike Tomlin, George Pickens
