The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the Buffalo Bills on Monday, a result that many around the league expected.
The Bills were on a tear heading into this game, and while anything can happen in the playoffs, attitudes were not favorable in favor of the Steelers.
After the Bills completed the expected blowout victory, Mike Tomlin spoke to reporters, doing something atypical for him at the end of his time.
He was asked about his future with the team, which prompted Tomlin to leave the podium abruptly.
This immediately caused fans and analysts to speculate on the situation, wondering if he had coached his last game with the Steelers.
If he has coached his last game with this historic franchise, Colin Cowherd highlighted another team that he could go to instead.
Cowherd indicated that the Cowboys could be the ideal situation for Tomlin.
.@ColinCowherd makes the case for Mike Tomlin to the Dallas Cowboys pic.twitter.com/uNhaZMKnez
— The Volume (@TheVolumeSports) January 16, 2024
While the Steelers have a lot of growing to do as a roster and organization, the Cowboys, for the most part, are mature.
They have one of the best defenses in the NFL when healthy, and their offense was also one of the best in the league this year.
Assuming their roster stays similar, Tomlin could bring his expertise to the Cowboys and help them get over the hump.
Of course, for Tomlin to consider a coaching change to the Cowboys, they would have to have an open position available for him to jump into.
Mike McCarthy could get fired, but that decision has not officially been made.
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