The Pittsburgh Steelers have made significant roster changes this offseason, trading George Pickens for DK Metcalf and signing 41-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers. They've also fortified their secondary, acquiring All-Pro Jalen Ramsey. Despite these high-profile moves, head coach Mike Tomlin remains, holding an unparalleled record of never having a losing season in his 18 years with the team. However, recent comments from CBS Sports' Aditi Kinkhabwala hint at dissatisfaction among some former players regarding Tomlin's coaching style, suggesting a potential pressure cooker environment as the team aims to contend in the competitive AFC.

With these aggressive roster moves, there's speculation that Tomlin could be on the hot seat if the Steelers fail to perform. While the team's success may not dictate Tomlin's future, the stakes are undeniably high in Pittsburgh. The upcoming season could define not only the team's trajectory but also the legacy of its long-time coach.