US EditionBills Beat Steelers 26-7, Baltimore and Pittsburgh Are Now Tied in AFC North
Steelers fans expressed frustration with chants for coach Mike Tomlin's firing after the team fell to 6-6 following a 26-7 loss and missed AFC playoff opportunities.
- On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers lost 26-7 at Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh to the Buffalo Bills in front of 66,068 fans, as `Fire Tomlin` chants broke out late and were shared on X.
- After a 7-3 halftime lead, the Pittsburgh Steelers quickly lost control with a 23-7 second-half swing despite high expectations following consecutive playoff appearances and adding Aaron Rodgers, quarterback.
- The Bills ran for 249 yards at Pittsburgh, calling runs on 63.5% of plays while James Cook gained 130 yards, marking his seventh 100-yard game.
- The loss dropped Pittsburgh Steelers to 6-6 and ninth in AFC, while team insider Gerry Dulac reported owner Art Rooney II's growing exasperation complicates Tomlin's 2027 contract.
- Tomlin, 53, is 189-113 over 19 seasons, but Pittsburgh's playoff drought since 2016 and no season with more than 10 wins since 2020 fuel fan frustration.
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Mike Tomlin Shares Perfectly Honest Answer When Asked About 'Fire Tomlin' Chants From Steelers Fans
The Pittsburgh Steelers are still tied atop the AFC North standings despite falling to 6–6 on the season following their 26–7 home loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. But frustration has taken over The Steel City, and the finger-pointing has officially begun.After beginning the year 4–1, the Steelers have simply developed into an average football team — not exactly the storyline a team firmly in the playoff hunt wants to carry into the final fi…
T. J. Watt Airs Steelers’ Dirty Laundry After Mike Tomlin Turned On Locker Room
Another week, another blown lead for the Pittsburgh Steelers. But after a 26-7 collapse against the Buffalo Bills, the usual post-game platitudes gave way to a raw glimpse into a frustrated locker room. Defensive end T.J. Watt was left dumbfounded after witnessing the loss. Then, post-game, when a reporter asked what he could do as a leader to fix things, Watt gave a revealing glimpse into the state of the locker room. “Have tough conversations,…
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