The Pittsburgh Steelers star should find himself in Canton one day, and this season added another reason why.

Steelers legend says Mike Tomlin doesn't deserve to make Hall of Fame originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. If Pittsburgh Steelers legend James Harrison had a Hall of Fame vote, he wouldn’t vote for now-former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.

That has allowed some discussion of his legacy. And on a recent podcast appearance by Steelers legend James Harrison, he spoke with former Browns star Joe Haden about Tomlin. Haden asked Harrison if Tomlin is a Hall of Famer. Harrison said, "No."

Mike Tomlin is widely viewed as a Hall of Fame-worthy head coach, but a former Steelers legend throws cold water on that idea.

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Cam Heyward has defied time yet again, earning a second-team All-Pro nod from the Associated Press on Saturday. With it, Heyward breaks his own record of being the oldest defensive tackle ever selected to the All-Pro team in the Super Bowl era.

A Pittsburgh Steelers legend who played many years for Mike Tomlin doesn’t believe Tomlin belongs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. James Harrison played linebacker under Tomlin’s leadership with Pittsburgh from 2007-12 and 2014-17.

Mike Tomlin now stands alongside a fellow Pittsburgh Steelers coach in the NFL record book. By virtue of the Pittsburgh Steelers' thrilling Week 18 win over the Baltimore Ravens, Tomlin is now tied with Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll on the all-time ...

Mason Rudolph, backup QB for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is among 8 Rock Hill-area athletes and coaches added to the York County Sports Hall of Fame.

One former player believes the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys could be the right mix for a trade.

The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted quarterback Will Howard in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Many Steelers fans were actually excited by the pick, believing that Howard, a National Championship–winning quarterback,