"Assessing Mike Tomlin's Role in the Steelers' Late-Season Meltdown and the Need for Overhauling the Roster"

The Pittsburgh Steelers' late-season meltdown can be partially attributed to head coach Mike Tomlin. Reasons for their struggles include retaining offensive coordinator Matt Canada, sticking with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky over Mason Rudolph, and allowing a lack of effort from players like George Pickens and Diontae Johnson. Injuries have also played a role, but Tomlin's decisions and the team's declining standards have contributed to their current situation.