In a surprising twist that has Pittsburgh Steelers fans buzzing, the announcement of General Manager Omar Khan's contract extension suggests that head coach Mike Tomlin is far from being on the hot seat.

Amidst ongoing speculation regarding the future of the team, especially after a bold overhaul of their roster strategy aimed at securing a playoff appearance for the first time since 2016, it appears that both Khan and Tomlin are in it for the long haul.

Historically, the Steelers have been known for their steadfastness, rarely changing coaches or general managers. Since 1969, they have only seen three head coaches, a statistic that speaks volumes about their commitment to stability.

While there have been whispers about the pressure mounting on Tomlin, particularly post-season, Khan's extension sends a clear signal: no drastic changes are imminent. Despite the team's new strategy in personnel acquisition, the leadership remains intact — signaling confidence in Tomlin at the helm.

So, for now, fans can breathe a sigh of relief. The Steelers are still the Steelers, blending tradition with their new approaches while keeping seasoned leaders in place. Unless Tomlin himself chooses to step away, it looks like the dynamic duo of Tomlin and Khan will continue to navigate the team's future.