Tomlin's Steelers Shakeup: Rodgers & Reload

0:00On April 27th, Mike Tomlin just stepped down his head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after nearly 20 years on the job. In his first comments at his new gig, he laid out the big reasons, not enough playoff wins lately, and time for fresh energy. He said it wasn't a snap decision, but something brewing for a while. You could tell he was worn out emotionally and physically from grinding through seasons without the deep runs fans crave. Players like Cam Hayward, TJ Watt and Chris Boswell have been carrying the load, and Tomlin feels they deserve a new spark to chase those rings. Fans and analysts aren't shocked, given the team's recent skid. On the quarterback front, Pittsburgh drafted a guy in the third round, but they're still hot in talks with Aaron Rogers. Tomlin, who always clicked with Rogers, is betting big that the vet lands their next season. That shift could shake up the AFC North big time, with Tomlin watching from afar, as the Steelers reloaded and Rogers eyes one last shot at glory.