In a disappointing game against the Buffalo Bills, the Pittsburgh Steelers saw fans expressing their frustration. After a promising start, leading 7-3 at halftime, the Steelers were outscored 23-0 in the second half, culminating in a 26-7 defeat. Amidst the poor performance, fans chanted for Mike Tomlin’s firing. Tomlin responded, saying, “I share their frustration tonight. We didn’t do enough. That’s just the reality of it.”

Despite his successful tenure with the team, the scrutiny continues as the Steelers have struggled recently, with only six wins in their last 17 games, including a poor 2024 season that saw them lose their last five games.

This defeat signified a tipping point for fans, marking it as one of the worst losses under Tomlin’s leadership. The team must now strive to improve, particularly as they prepare to face the Baltimore Ravens in their next matchup.

Tomlin has expressed his commitment to the team and accountability, stating that players must also step up their game. With Rodgers and other key players backing him, the pressure remains as the franchise seeks to overcome a significant playoff win drought.