Former Pittsburgh Steelers free safety Ryan Clark thinks the Rooney Rule has become a complete joke. That was made evident
ESPN's Ryan Clark gave Steelers coach Mike Tomlin some advice about potentially leaving Pittsburgh for a different team.
It may be best for both Mike Tomlin and the Steelers if they go their separate ways. That’s according to former Steelers captain and ESPN personality Ryan Clark, who suggested to TMZ Sports that Tomlin explore other opportunities.
Clark had an interesting comparison for Tomlin's situation as he shared his thoughts on what the head coach should do regarding his future.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have only had three head coaches since 1969. Mike Tomlin has never had a losing season in his 18 years as head coach, a remarkable achievement in the NFL.
Retired wide receiver Plaxico Burress played under Tomlin during Burress' second stint with the Steelers in 2012. On the latest episode of the "Up on Game" podcast, Burress echoed the takes previously offered by Clark and Daniel.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made it loud and clear they will not move on from head coach Mike Tomlin. It is not surprising, as Tomlin just signed a new extension to remain with the team through 2027 that is worth up $50 million across that span. However, could Tomlin choose to leave himself?
Ryan Clark says the Pittsburgh Steelers better think about what they wish for before moving on from Mike Tomlin.
Even after it's become clear that the Pittsburgh Steelers and head coach Mike Tomlin will remain together heading into the 2025 season, there's been no shortage
Ryan Clark had a touching message for his son Jordan Clark ahead of Notre Dame's national title game against Ohio State on Monday.
Many believe the veteran no longer has the chops to help the Steelers add to their six Super Bowl wins, and it's time for the franchise to move on from him. Franchise icon Ryan Clark concurred, saying Tomlin should pull the trigger on leaving Pittsburgh and take his talents elsewhere.
Ryan Clark believes Mike Tomlin should explore his options and move on from the Pittsburgh Steelers if it’s possible. While speaking with TMZ Sports, the ESPN NFL analyst and former Steelers defensive back shared his thoughts on Tomlin’s future in Pittsburgh.