It is not only an underwhelming hire by the Steelers, and one that goes against their historical method when it comes to hiring head coaches, but it signifies that the team is content with the mediocrity it has settled into over the past 10 years.
After reports emerged early this morning that the Browns had requested to interview Rams pass game coordinator Nathan Scheelhaase, we got news that two other teams followed suit.
The Los Angeles Rams’ retention of offensive assistant Nathan Scheelhaase this offseason, despite significant interest from other teams seeking to hire him as their offensive coordinator, is viewed as a major victory by head coach Sean McVay.
Rams offensive assistant Nathan Scheelhaase stayed with the team this offseason despite interest from other teams in hiring him as their offensive coordinator, and head coach Sean McVay considers that a major win.