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Jan 6, 2024; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin walks down the sidelines during the first quarter against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports

USA Today via Reuters
Jan 6, 2024; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin walks down the sidelines during the first quarter against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports
In a crucial game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Pittsburgh Steelers secured an important 17-10 victory at M&T Bank Stadium, battling through a cold rainstorm. Najee Harris played a central role, delivering an impactful performance with 26 carries, 112 yards, and a crucial touchdown. This win enhances the Steelers’ playoff prospects, which sets the stage for their postseason aspirations.
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To secure a playoff berth, the Steelers now hinge their hopes on other outcomes in the league. Their chances involve needing either the Bills or the Jaguars to face defeat. Or, in an unlikely scenario, a tie between the Texans and Colts. Moreover, Mike Tomlin has refused to put unnecessary thoughts into the future and is currently he’s solely focused on the present.
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Mike Tomlin shuts down the playoff talks
In the post-game press conference, the Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin talked about the remarkable win of the Steelers. However, now the team is at the stage where their fate is in the hands of the other teams. So, he was asked by one of the reporters if he’d be glued to the TV screen now that there’s hope for the Steelers, to make it to the playoffs.
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Well, Tomlin didn’t show any interest in that conversation. He showcased that it’s not healthy to think about something that one doesn’t have any control over. He said, “I don’t know yet I hadn’t thought about it like I said we were more concerned about the variables that we had control over um those other ones are less important we did what we needed to do this weekend.”
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So, Tomlin doesn’t want to put much focus on them right now. Most importantly, he wants to celebrate the incredible win that the team has managed to scoop out against the No.1 team in the AFC playoffs. He even gave huge credit to safety Eric Rowe.
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Tomlin has praised Eric Rowe for his performance
After a crucial win, Coach Mike Tomlin praised his team’s effort, especially in the challenging Baltimore setting they’ve conquered for several consecutive years. Despite the tough weather conditions, Tomlin emphasized it was a shared challenge. He highlighted individual performances, commending Eric Rowe for a game-changing play with a significant punch-out.
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He furthermore acknowledged Miles Jack’s vital efforts in the absence of their star linebacker. Notably, Rowe, despite an early neck injury, showcased resilience and dedication, leading the team to victory. Tomlin’s post-game talk encapsulated teamwork, individual brilliance, and a triumph over adversity that defined the Steelers’ impressive performance. Tomlin said, “Can’t say enough about Eric Rowe. Man on another elevation man made a significant play on that punch out. His efforts, Miles Jack’s efforts, just solidified us in some positions.”
So, Mike Tomlin made sure that he praised his team for a remarkable performance in a crucial game. What do you think about this win? Let us know in the comments section.
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