Mike Tomlin is well aware of his playoff resume, particularly the part where the Pittsburgh Steelers haven't won a postseason game in eight years. The way the NFL's longest-tenured coach looks at it,

The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the playoffs with a ton of doubt after losing each of their last four games to close out the season. Let's see what the Steelers skid means for their NFL power ranking among all playoff teams.

It won't be long--likely after another first-round playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens--until the Pittsburgh Steelers will be faced with a pivotal moment heading into the 2025 offseason, with a strong case to overhaul their coaching staff.

Head coach Mike Tomlin began his weekly press conference by detailing his team's struggles on the four-game losing streak to close the regular season, including a 34-17 loss to Baltimore on Dec. 21. He added that those collective experiences are beneficial to learn from, saying more can be learned with failure than success.

The Steelers finished the regular season on a four-game losing streak after a fourth-quarter rally fell short, as Cincinnati kept its playoff hopes alive with a 19-17 victory Saturday night.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are lucky they won 10 games early. They might be stuck on 10 wins going into the offseason.

Round three of Ravens versus Steelers is only five days away. It's the 5th time these two rivals will play in the postseason, but the first time it'll be in Baltimore.