Why Ryan Clark Thinks Mike Tomlin Should Leave the Steelers

On the “First Take” discussion show, Ryan Clark made a strong case for why it is time for Mike Tomlin to depart the Pittsburgh Steelers. He argued that Tomlin has been the head coach for 13 seasons, and while the team has had good success during that time, there’s no way the team can move forward with Tomlin at the helm. Clark believes that the only way for the Steelers to move forward and become a truly successful franchise once again is to bring in a fresh face who can bring in new ideas and a new form of energy.

Tomlin’s Record Must Be Taken Into Consideration

As Clark began discussing the situation, he ultimately brought up Tomlin’s record as a head coach and that his tenure with the Steelers has been mostly positive. In the 13 seasons he’s been with the team, the Steelers have won 121 games, which is good enough for the 12th-best winning percentage among active NFL coaches. This is a stellar record and has put Tomlin in the conversation for being one of the best coaches in the NFL. However, as we discussed in the program, having such a successful record could ultimately lead to stagnation in the team, and that is something the Steelers must take into consideration.

One thing is for sure; it’ll be interesting to see how this situation develops in the upcoming weeks and months. Action Packed News is here to provide all the updates necessary for all the Steelers’ news. Check out APWVT for all the upcoming breaking news.