With questions surrounding his future with the Pittsburgh Steelers , head coach Mike Tomlin doesn't appear to be going anywhere following the latest update from ESPN's Adam Schefter.
On Sunday, Schefter broke down which head coaches were at the most risk of losing out on their jobs at the end of the 2025 season — which, at least for now, may not include Tomlin.
"[Tomlin's] got one year left on his contract, and there's a feeling, for many that he will fulfill what he started," Schefter said. "He's the longest-tenured head coach in the National Football League — 19 years. The fans in Pittsburgh were calling for his firing about a month ago. Yet, he is on the verge of winning a division, and the feeling is that he'll be back in Pittsburgh for at least another year, though there will be conversations that occur."
Schefter that added that while Tomlin's future in Pittsburgh has everyone's attention, a different head coach in that division deserves fan attention — John Harbaugh, who's also been rumored to have conversations with the Baltimore Ravens about potentially stepping away.
Tomlin and Harbaugh may have more riding in this game than just a playoff berth, as their futures with their respective teams continue to be a hot topic of conversation. But it appears the Steelers head coach may have a little wiggle room as Pittsburgh's regular season finale approaches.
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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers' Mike Tomlin expected to coach another year, per Schefter
