Say what you want about Pittsburgh Steelers' head coach, Mike Tomlin. While he hasn't had much success recently in terms of deep playoff runs, the top guy for the organization has never had a losing season since being hired back in 2007. Tomlin is the second longest tenured head coach in the NFL currently, only taking a backseat to Bill Belichick. After a 20-10 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, Pittsburgh's coach added to his Hall of Fame resume with a unique and rarely accomplished feat that not many people have been able to see through as top decision makers in the league.
Steelers head coach, Mike Tomlin roams on the field prior to a 2022 regular season matchup versus the New York Jets at Acrisure Stadium. | Jordan Schofield / SteelerNation (Twitter: @JSKO_PHOTO)
Tomlin has a Super Bowl ring, incredible respect from people around the league and one of the most secure job is sports. He led his group to a win on Sunday and made unusual history in the process.
Coach Mike Tomlin now has a win over all other 31 NFL teams.
— Teresa Varley (@Teresa_Varley) November 13, 2022
To really get a place in the history books, he would have to coach against the Steelers in the future and get a win, but overall, it is an incredible stat. His team was 5-1 at home after a bye week since 2014 with the only loss coming to the Saints that year.
Prior to Sunday;'s contest, the franchise was 0-3 against New Orleans since Tomlin took over the team when Bill Cowher retired following the 2006 season. At last, Tomlin has beaten every team aside from his own and continues to write his Hall of Fame script.
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