"I believe that Mike Tomlin is unfireable," former Pro Bowl safety Ryan Clark said Thursday on ESPN. "I believe if Mike Tomlin steps away from being the coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, that should be his decision. And I've said time and time again: I do believe that should be the decision that he makes.

Mike Tomlin has coached the Pittsburgh Steelers for 17 seasons. His tenure with the organization runs almost as long as Aaron Rodgers has been in the NFL. In that time, he has not had a single losing season.

No matter where you fall in the Mike Tomlin debate, it’s fair to say that Pittsburgh Steelers fans have a much better grasp on things than those on the outside looking in. Eight years without a playoff win has caused Tomlin’s approval rating to tank,

Aaron Rodgers’ former head coach with the Green Bay Packers, Matt LaFleur, believes that he will eventually sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. In an appearance on NBC Sports, LaFleur said he anticipates Rodgers signing with the Steelers simply because he can not envision a scenario in which the four-time MVP does not play football.

"I think it'd be a great thing. Let's get this thing done. I'm just making a personal appeal: We want you, we need you, and we look forward to seeing you." - Jim Nantz to Aaron Rodgers.