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NFL coaching turnover since 2002

NFL coaching turnover since 2002: Highest to lowest teams

In January 2026, Mike Tomlin stepped down from his post with the Pittsburgh Steelers following the team's loss to the Houston Texans in the wild-card round of the 2025 NFL playoffs.

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NFL coach hirings: Which NFL teams have landed new bench bosses?

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Mike Tomlin may never return to coaching in NFL

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Gerry Dulac: Mike Tomlin still provides lots of value to Steelers — for now

Mike Tomlin's decision to walk away from approximately $16 million to $17 million when he could have remained at least another year as Steelers coach had the possibility of eventually becoming a benef...

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Pittsburgh Steelers Set to Speak with Super Bowl-Winning Head Coach

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Saunders: Steelers Right to Stick with Defensive Coach Success?

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Nate Burleson Invites Mike Tomlin to Join CBS Broadcast Team, 'Got A Seat For You'

Tomlin holds the NFL record for most consecutive non-losing seasons as an NFL head coach and was the longest-tenured coach across all four major American sports leagues.

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NFL Announces Final Punishment Against Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers Offense as QB Decides Pittsburgh Future

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Mike Tomlin’s Wife Bids Emotional Farewell to Pittsburgh as Outgoing Steelers HC Makes First Public Move

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NFL's most bizarre game: Texans vs. Steelers in 2002

NFL’s most bizarre game? The Texans beat the Steelers in 2002 with pure defense. Trump says he may veto extension of health care subsidies Why Elon Musk says saving for retirement will be 'irrelevant' in the next 20 years

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2002 Team Stats - Defense

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Texans 24-6 Steelers (Dec 8, 2002) Final Score - ESPN

Game summary of the Houston Texans vs. Pittsburgh Steelers NFL game, final score 24-6, from December 8, 2002 on ESPN.