Steelers president endorses Tomlin, who, after a wake of firings in the NFL, became the league's seventh-longest tenured coach with the same team.

Steelers offensive coordinator will have to attest to his whereabouts sometime in the near future. A battle of news reporters' high-ranked sources disagreed on whether Haley was interviewing for the Cardinals open head coaching position today.

Bill Cowher left the podium of a media junket leaving the football world wondering when, not if, he would return to the NFL as a head coach.

Fueling thoughts of tokenism, Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley has reportedly not yet agreed to interview with the Cardinals. Due to the competition available, legitimate and interested candidates wouldn't wait on an interview.

Delving through the stats and drawing comparisons between the Steelers' offensive statistics over the last two years, there are lots of areas in which the offenses of 2011 and 2012 were remarkably similar. So which coordinator produced more?

Former Cardinals offensive coordinator Todd Haley now holds that position with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Cardinals' decision to not even suggest they'd interview him for their opening would hurt his reputation, thus, his future.

Making sense of the Tunch Ilkin rumors

While accusations and assumptions have attempted to sign death warrants for both Steelers coordinators in 2012, both intend to return to their positions in 2013.

CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora places Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley at the top of a rumored list of candidates in Arizona, the place where he called plays for the NFC champions in 2008, should current coach Ken Whisenhunt get fired.

Coaches and players have become a bit more forthcoming on the true state of the locker room, and the reasons concerning the suspension of the Steelers former starting running back.