What is Mike Tomlin's Monday Night Football record? Breaking down Steelers HC's stats

Mike Tomlin has been the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2007 and he has never recorded a losing season with the franchise. Under Tomlin, Pittsburgh won Super Bowl XLIII and is a perennial playoff franchise. Ahead of the Steelers' Week 8 Monday Night Football game against the New York Giants, let's take a look at the future Hall of Famer's track record in MNF games.

What is Mike Tomlin's Monday Night Football record?

Mike Tomlin has a 20-3 record in Monday Night Football games. Furthermore, the Steelers have yet to lose a home Monday Night Football game since 1992, winning a staggering 21 consecutive MNF games in the process.

In fact, the last time the Steelers lost a home Monday Night Football game was on October 14, 1991, when they lost 23-20 to the New York Giants. It's an interesting piece of history that the Giants were the last team in the league to hand the Steelers a home defeat on Monday Night Football.

How have Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers performed this season?

Quarterback issues limited Mike Tomlin's Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2023 NFL season. The franchise has been linked with an array of high-level shot callers since Big Ben retired but has been made to endure what turned out to be temporary fixes.

Tomlin changed that ahead of the 2024 season, adding nine-time Pro Bowler Russell Wilson via free agency and dual-threat shot caller Justin Fields via a trade with the Chicago Bears.

Those moves have worked like magic in 2024, as the duo has led the Steelers to a 5-2 record. They started the year with Fields at center but have since elevated Wilson to the QB1 spot following his recovery from injury.

The Steelers fanbase will hope for a statement win against the Giants tonight to keep up their impressive start to the season. It's their final game before a Week 9 bye and they will have to face all their AFC North rivals twice in the latter half of the season.