The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the many teams looking to fill a head-coaching vacancy. Pittsburgh has begun to conduct interviews with candidates after Mike Tomlin stepped down from his role with the organization, and some guys have been brought in for multiple interviews.
Now 42 years old, there’s a decent chance Rodgers hangs it up and calls it a career. However, if he decides to return, several teams should be interested in securing his services.
The head coaching search isn't the only thing the Pittsburgh Steelers have to take care of as their offseason continues. The headlines are dominated by the team's attempt to replace Mike Tomlin after 19 seasons with the franchise, but the roster that the next head coach will inherit is far from decided.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are at a crossroads as a franchise for the first time in a very long time. After the Steelers lost in the Wild Card Round to the Houston Texans 30-6 where the team essentially fell apart late, the reset button was essentially hit on everything within the structure of the team.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the trenches when it comes to a process that has not been seen in the Steel City since 2007. Mike Tomlin decided to walk away from the organization after 19 seasons at the helm, which has put Art Rooney II and Omar Khan in an interesting situation.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have shown intrigue in plenty of names ever since Mike Tomlin stepped down from his role as head coach. There have already been twists and turns in their search, especially after the bombshell decision from the Buffalo Bills on Monday morning.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were defeated 30-6 by the Houston Texans in the most significant playoff blowout loss for the team in recent memory. The offense only mustered 175 total yards.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers have interviewed nine candidates so far in their search for a new head coach. Some have generated tons of buzz and excitement.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
With an uptick in in-person interviews set to take place over the coming days, plenty of movement could be imminent on the coaching front. The Steelers are among the eight teams in need of a head coach.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the midst of a very important offseason for the organization. Mike Tomlin stepping down essentially has allowed the franchise to hit the reset button when it comes to the coaching staff.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers knows a little bit about what Indianapolis Colts signal-caller Daniel Jones is going through this winter.
For the first time since 2007, the Pittsburgh Steelers are navigating unfamiliar terrain: a head‑coaching search. Mike Tomlin’s departure closes a chapter defined by stability unmatched across the league.
There's no hiding that Roman Wilson was on his way out of the Pittsburgh Steelers organization with Mike Tomlin as the head coach and Arthur Smith as the offensive coordinator.
Per Gerry Dulac, the Steelers are requesting a second-interview with Vikings DC Brian Flores for their head coaching vacancy. The Steelers are currently
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Team President Art Rooney II are now dealing with a lawsuit from a former employee. According to the Tribune-Review, Allegheny County resident Chelsea Zahn filed a six-count lawsuit in federal court against the Steelers shortly into the offseason.
As unlikely as it may be, the Pittsburgh Steelers are still holding out some hope of an Aaron Rodgers return. The Steelers remain “open” to a reunion with Rodgers in 2026, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.