Steelers HC Mike Tomlin has the same reaction as everyone in Pittsburgh when asked what 18 straight non-losing seasons means

Pittsburgh Steelers fans have heard for years that the Steelers are the gold standard in the NFL. 

No losing seasons in nearly two decades is a commendable part of Mike Tomlin's resume, but it's not good enough in the minds of the Black and Gold faithful. 

And apparently it doesn't matter to Mike Tomlin either...

Mike Tomlin doesn't care about non-winning seasons

“It doesn’t mean a lot as I sit here today. Let’s be honest, like most of these guys that I coach, it doesn’t resonate,” Tomlin told Kyle Brandt of NFL Network. “You know, 19, 18 years ago, a lot of these guys were in car seats. And so they respect it, but it’s not something that’s of value for them and so why would I put my business on this collective? I’m just focused on this collective and what we can do together. I think i owe them that. And really at the end of the day, I doubt that anybody cares. It’s just a nice cool thing for you guys to talk about or use as an intro when you’re talking about me or hope for my demise.”