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Mike Tomlin, Rodgers and Pittsburgh Steelers

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"I'm really comfortable with being unsettled this time of the year to be quite honest with you," Tomlin said when asked if he's uncomfortable that his quarterback position is still in a state of flux...
From CBS Sports
When Khan met reporters at the NFL league meetings Monday, his first public comments since the combine, he did so without a starting quarterback or an established timeline.
From The New York Times
Aaron Rodgers reportedly put in some work with a potential future teammate.
From Bleacher Report

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Aaron Rodgers rumors: Steelers' Mike Tomlin says there is no 'drop-dead date' for team to sign QB
The Aaron Rodgers front remains quiet, with the Pittsburgh Steelers still waiting to hear if the four-time NFL MVP will be their starting quarterback in 2025. Speaking to a large contingent of reporters on Monday morning at the 2025 NFL Annual Meeting,
Aaron Rodgers update: Mike Tomlin reveals ‘line of demarcation’ for signing free agent QB
As NFL coaches, executives and owners gathered in Palm Beach, Fla. for this week’s league meetings, Aaron Rodgers loomed large. The free agent QB continues to be linked to the Pittsburgh Steelers, although the team appears content to wait for him to sign.
Pittsburgh Steelers' Mike Tomlin Makes Surprising QB Comments
The Pittsburgh Steelers are still very hopeful that they will be able to sign future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers to be their starter during the 2025 NFL season. Over the last few weeks, there have been constant rumors and updates about Rodgers and the Steelers.
Waiting on Aaron Rodgers: How the Steelers landed in QB limbo, and what comes next
Coach Mike Tomlin and GM Omar Khan are waiting, just like the rest of us, to see what the four-time NFL MVP decides.
Steelers' Art Rooney II: Aaron Rodgers 'headed in our direction'
There is optimism in Pittsburgh that four-time NFL Most Valuable Player Aaron Rodgers will quarterback the Steelers in 2025.
Will the Steelers sign Aaron Rodgers? | Breakfast Ball
Aaron Rodgers visited the Pittsburgh Steelers recently, and Mike Tomlin went on record to say it was a “really good day” despite not signing him yet. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth ask how long the Steelers will make him wait.
Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf Reportedly Had Throwing Session Amid Steelers Rumors
Pittsburgh is still searching for an established starting option under center to throw to Metcalf and George Pickens, though. Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson are the only quarte
Rooney: Steelers ‘feel pretty good’ they’ll land Aaron Rodgers
Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II said the team is getting good signs about where it stands with free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers, though no decision has been made yet.
Mike Tomlin Talks Aaron Rodgers-Steelers Meeting, 'There’s No Substitute for Intimacy'
Tomlin told reporters that "there's no substitute for intimacy," so it was good to meet with Rodgers personally last week. The coach added he's "really comfortable with being unsettled this time of year,

NFL, Eagles and tush push

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Packers coach Matt LaFleur echoed that sentiment Tuesday. LaFleur went so far as to say the tush push wasn't a "football play."
From Yahoo Sports
Owners approved aligning regular-season and postseason overtime rules, allowing both teams the opportunity to possess the ball regardless of the outcome of the first possession.
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NFL tush push ban: Mike Tomlin, Andy Reid and Sean McDermott cite injury concerns as teams prepare to vote
The most controversial rule-change proposal at the NFL's annual meetings has already drawn differing opinions.
Eagles Nick Sirianni has Tush Push warning for Bills coach, NFL on vote to ban play
Eagles' Nick Sirianni had a pointed response, and a warning, for those trying to ban the Tush Push at NFL owners' meetings
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie sounds off on potential tush push ban after NFL tabled vote until May
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie sounded off about the NFL potentially banning the tush push, saying if it wasn't a safe play, they wouldn't be running it.
NFL expands replay assist, tweaks kickoffs and overtime, tables tush push ban
NFL team owners voted to modify replay, kickoff and overtime rules, while tabling discussions about a potential ban of the tush push at their annual meeting Tuesday in Palm Beach, Fla., the league announced.
NFL decides teams need more time to decide on whether or not to ban the Eagles' Tush Push
The vote on whether or not to ban the Eagles' infamous "Tush Push" play has been delayed for later discussion. More from NFL owners meetings:
Tush Push opinions still split ahead of Tuesday's vote
Opinions around the NFL are still split on the Tush Push as the play’s fate hangs in the balance. The proposal would need support from 24 of 32 owners to pass and it’s unclear if it will get there. “My position hasn’t really changed at all,
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Social Media Is Worried About Steelers HC Mike Tomlin After Noticing Something Very Strange During His Media Session
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tonlim went viram shen he was seen sweating profusely while talking to reporters.
Mike Tomlin on what he expects from Steelers WR Roman Wilson in Year 2
Mike Tomlin explains Roman Wilson’s limited rookie-year use and what he expects from the Steelers WR in Year 2.
Mike Tomlin explains why promising Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver didn’t play
PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver Roman Wilson had a brutal rookie season. He played just five snaps all year, and between a high ankle sprain and a hamstring strain, he missed most of the year.
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Mike Tomlin pushes back on Lions’ proposal to tweak playoff seeding: ‘I’m a division purist’
Speaking at the AFC coaches breakfast during the NFL’s annual meeting on Monday, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin pushed back on the Lions’ push to tweak playoff seeding by prioritizing record over division champions.
Mike Tomlin Is Not a Fan of One NFL Rule Change Proposal
PALM BEACH, Fla. — One of the NFL rule change proposals that will be voted on at the 2025 NFL owners meetings this week is a measure put forward by the Detroit Lions to make a drastic change to the way the NFL seeds its teams in the playoffs. Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin is not a fan of the proposed change.
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