There are 31 teams that end each year in the NFL with disappointment, but like everything, there are levels to it. The Pittsburgh Steelers’ level of disappointment is very high for a number of reasons after another one-and-done postseason.
Art Rooney II’s frustration at this point last year set the stage for major changes: a new coordinator, quarterback, and revamped offensive line. Despite these efforts to chart a different course, the team finds itself in a familiar position—a 10-7 season ending with another first-round playoff exit.
“I’m worried less about the regular season,” Tomlin said when asked about the five-game losing streak via the Steelers YouTube.