Mike Tomlin has been the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach since 2007. That makes his tenure with the Steelers 18 seasons as of the 2024 season and 19 seasons through the 2025 season. Details:
- Hired in 2007 at age 34, Tomlin became the Steelers’ head coach after serving as a defensive coordinator elsewhere.
- Since taking over, he has led the team to multiple playoff appearances and a Super Bowl title, while maintaining a generally strong win percentage and a streak of non-losing seasons through many years.
- In 2024, he extended his contract through 2027, reinforcing his long-term role with the franchise.
If you’d like, I can pull exact year-by-year records, playoff results, or notable milestones from Tomlin’s Steelers tenure.
