When it comes to measuring the quality of a coach in Pittsburgh, there is only one standard, according to Pittsburgh Steelers President Art Rooney II, and that is wins. That might not necessarily be Super Bowl wins (after all, despite what most fans seem to think, that is a very difficult and rare achievement that 96.875 percent of the league fails to accomplish every year), but measurable, tangible success in victory totals is something the latest patriarch of the Rooney family pointed to recently when talking about the quality of the performance of current head coach Mike Tomlin.
“When you point to last year and everybody talking about all the drama, that was a team that won 13 games”, he said recently during one of his radio appearances. “So I think that the first test for me is the performance on the field. Were we winning games? Do we have a winning culture? And I think that the record speaks for itself”.