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Here's why the Steelers' 22-year run without a losing season is now their biggest problem
It became a tired trope by the end: the Steelers haven't finished below .500 since 2003, and Mike Tomlin never had a losing season in 19 years as coach. In a league designed for parity, that's a stupid level of consistency.
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The Steelers have not finished a season below .500 since 2003, and head coach Mike Tomlin has avoided a losing record in each of his 19 years leading the team. In a league built for parity, the article argues that this level of consistency has become a “tired trope,” and by the end of the season the streak has lost most of its meaning.
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