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The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired Mike Tomlin as thier replacement to Bill Cower. Tomlin was the defensive cordinator of the Viking last year, who were 1st in the league in the run.

He announed that he would keep defensive cordinator Dick LeBeau and promote wide reciever coach Bruce  Arians to offensive cordinator.

In what might have been Bill Cower’s last game as the Steelers head coach the Steeler defeated the Cinncinatti Bengals in over-time with a 67 yard TD pass from Ben Roethlisberger to Santonio Holmes.

Willie Parker had over 130 rushing yards and two touchdowns. He also had one very costly fumble. He was about to go into the endzone to complete a 99 yard drive when he fumble at the one. QB Ben Roethlisberger had one touchdown, the game-winner and one INT.

On defense Ike Taylor led the team with six tackles after starting again after being benched mid-season. The team had no sacks or turn-overs, but played a very good game, holding the Bengals to only 17 points.

With Sunday’s 31-7 loss to the Baltimore Ravens the Pittburgh Steelers fell to 7-8 and are officially eliminated from playoff contention. The way the went out summed up their whole season, however, they turned the ball over various times and coudn’t score points off of turn-overs.

Quarterback ben Roethlisberger threw two interceptions. His lone touchdown came on a one-yard pass to tight-end Heath Miller just befor half-time. Then just when it looked like the steeler could make the game close Willie Parker fumbled the ball away at the two yard-line.

The Steelers defense gave the offense a chance to stay in the game with two interceptions and one fumble recovery. Cornerback Bryant McFadded had one of the INTs and the fumble recovery. The Steelers other corner Deshea Townsend had the other INT.

The Steeler had trouble getting pressure on McNair all day, the Steelers didn’t have any sacks on the game and that gave McNair the time he needed to make all the throws. Two of Steve McNair’s three touchdowns came on deep passes where Pro-Bowl safety Troy Polomalu was beat.