Mike Tomlin has embodied the stability created by routine and transparency throughout his 19 seasons as the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach. It has endeared him to hundreds of players and kept him entrenched in an organization that mirrors the values of its coach. That stability has come to an end as Tomlin is stepping down with two years left on his contract, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and Adam Schefter on Monday afternoon. Tomlin, 53, informed players Tuesday of his decision to walk away at a 2 p.m. ET meeting, a day after falling to the Houston Texans 30-6 in the wild-card round of the AFC playoffs, extending the team's playoff win drought to nine seasons. He leaves Pittsburgh with...
