It’s been a week since Mike Tomlin stepped down as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ head coach, bringing an end to his 19-year run in the Steel City. Since then, speculation around his future has picked up quickly.

J.J. Watt criticized Pittsburgh Steelers players for sharing the emotional details of Mike Tomlin's final team meeting, saying those moments should have stayed private.

The check-in occurred on Tuesday, a day before the Giants met with Harbaugh at their East Rutherford facility for a whirlwind day that culminated in the Giants brass offering Harbaugh the job, and he accepting it hours later.

The Giants will introduce John Harbaugh as their new head coach at noon Tuesday, after finally finalizing his contract Saturday. Word of his hiring initially got out Wednesday night. So it took a while to get the deal done, as the Giants hand Harbaugh the keys to their entire football operation, while decreasing general manager Joe Schoen’s power.

If Aaron Rodgers is going to continue his NFL career, there's still a chance he may remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to ESPN's Adam Schfter.

Before hiring John Harbaugh, who was always their No. 1 target, the New York Giants checked in on Mike Tomlin immediately after he stepped down.

The Bills are a win-now club that parted ways with McDermott largely because he was unable to guide the franchise to a Super Bowl appearance.

The NFL coaching carousel is in full swing as multiple vacancies have now been filled. John Harbaugh, Jeff Hafley, Robert Saleh, and Kevin Stefanski are all off the board. Luckily for the Steelers, Pittsburgh's brass didn't show a ton of intrigue in any of those candidates.