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For 19 years, the Pittsburgh Steelers knew what to expect with Mike Tomlin in the meeting room, on the practice field and on the sideline. Now, they’re adjusting to an era without him. Mike McCarthy has a similarly long coaching…

NFL insider Tony Pauline reported that Pittsburgh Steelers players are experiencing a learning curve described as a "Mike Tomlin hangover" under new head coach Mike McCarthy. Pauline stated that the energy, edge, and belief Tomlin inspired each week are not yet present under McCarthy, citing conversations with a team source following Pittsburgh's Week 2 loss to New England.
The Steelers started the season at 1-1, dealing with changes after Tomlin's 19-year tenure as head coach. While Pauline noted the transition has created an adjustment period for a veteran-laden roster, players have publicly supported McCarthy as the team adapts to his coaching style.
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