Former Pittsburgh Steelers cheerleader Amanda Vance (Photo via Twitter)
Former Pittsburgh Steelers cheerleader Amanda Vance has already had enough of the team, and we’re only two games in.

The Seattle Seahawks took control of the game in the fourth quarter to overtake the Pittsburgh Steelers, 31-17, in their NFL Week 2 matchup on Sunday.

It was enough for a lot of the fans to leave early.

One of them was Vance.

The former Cheerleader, who also worked for the Dolphins, took to social media and stated that she waited until three minutes were left in the game to leave the stadium.

She also stated that the Pittsburgh Steelers needed to fire Mike Tomlin.

“Leaving early, fire Tomlin,” she wrote.

As we all know, Mike Tomlin has never had a losing season as an NFL head coach, holding the record for the most consecutive non-losing seasons to begin an NFL coaching career.

This streak began with his first season in 2007.

On the flip side, Mike Tomlin’s last playoff win with the Steelers was in 2017.

With the loss, the Steelers dropped to 1-1, which is a tie with the Ravens in the AFC North.