Full postseason Steelers coach resume

Mike Tomlin has never had a losing record in the regular season as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. His playoff record is a bit poor, especially lately.

Tomlin took over as head coach of the Steelers in 2007 and won a Super Bowl a year later. Two years later, he led Pittsburgh to another AFC title, but ultimately failed to win a second championship in his first four years.

More recently, playoff success hasn’t come quite so easily for Tomlin’s Steelers. Since 2016, Pittsburgh has made the playoffs four times, not counting this year. The team was unable to win a game in any of these postseason appearances.

Tomlin and the Steelers will look to break that streak on Saturday night when they face the Baltimore Ravens in the wild-card round.

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Mike Tomlin’s playoff record

Tomlin has coached a total of 18 NFL playoff games, including two Super Bowl appearances (and one win).

Here is his complete playoff record since becoming Pittsburgh’s head coach in 2007, broken down by year and cumulatively:

2007: 0-1; lost in the wildcard round
2008: 3-0; Super Bowl 43 champions
2010: 2-1; lost in Super Bowl 45
2011: 0-1; lost in the wildcard round
2014: 0-1; lost in the wildcard round
2015: 1-1; lost in the divisional round
2016: 2-1; lost in the AFC championship game
2017: 0-1; lost in the divisional round
2020: 0-1; lost in the wildcard round
2021: 0-1; lost in the wildcard round
2023: 0-1; lost in the wildcard round
In total: 8-10

Tomlin has become known for his track record in the regular season. Since he took over as head coach of the Steelers in 2007, the team has never finished a season with a losing record.

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