History makers Not only will the Steelers be heading into the AFC playoffs with0ut any type of momentum, which coach Mike Tomlin coveted earlier in the week, they will enter it on a historical downward trajectory.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made history on Saturday night, but it wasn't the type of history they were hoping to make. By virtue of their 19-17 loss to the Bengals, Pittsburgh (10-7) became the third team in NFL history to enter the playoffs with a four-game losing streak (h/t ESPN).

The Cincinnati Bengals did their part to stay in the playoff conversation. In a must-win game, Cincinnati held off a late push to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 19-17 on a frigid Saturday night. Despite being in control for most of the contest,

Pittsburgh Steelers owner and president Art Rooney II continues to reward Mike Tomlin with extensions, expecting a different result.

NFL teams may reportedly give the Pittsburgh Steelers a call after the season and see if there's interest in them trading head coach Mike Tomlin. ESPN's

When the Pittsburgh Steelers entered the 2024 offseason, many changes were made to the quarterback room. Former Steelers quarterbacks Kenny Pickett, Mitch Trubisky, and Mason Rudolph all went to different teams.