The Pittsburgh Steelers are currently one of five teams, as of Friday afternoon, not to have hired a new head coach just yet. There is still plenty of time for organizations to vet candidates and completely fall in love with one, but that doesn't mean that there shouldn't be some sense of urgency.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers are moving steadily through the process of finding a new head coach. The team initially identified nine candidates, with possibly more.
With his future in Pittsburgh uncertain, Steelers defensive coordinator Teryl Austin has interviewed for the same position with the Commanders, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will be in a familiar position on 2026 NFL Draft night, with the 21st overall pick yet again. This often happens when you've had the history of consistent success, like 22 straight non-losing seasons, including 19 straight under former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are closing on a new head coach. The organization has brought in several candidates for second-round, in-person interviews, with several more expected.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a major decision to make at the quarterback position for the 2026 season. The Steelers brought in 42-year-old future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers before last season, and got good production from the veteran.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are in the middle of a franchise-altering coaching search after former head coach Mike Tomlin decided to step down following the 2025 season.
Nicki Jhabvala reports the Commanders interviewed Steelers DC Teryl Austin for their DC opening. Here’s an updated list of candidates for the Commanders’
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.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will have one less representative at the 2026 Pro Bowl Games after linebacker T.J. Watt announced he will not participate. In his place, Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd will join the roster for the AFC.
The Pittsburgh Steelers now need a new head coach. During the 2025 season and even in the years prior, there was plenty of noise from insiders around the Steel City that the Mike Tomlin era might be nearing its end.
Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports former Dolphins DC Anthony Weaver is having an in-person HC interview with the Steelers on Friday morning. Russini mentions this is Weaver’s second interview with Pittsburgh.
Justin Fields is still under contract with the New York Jets, but it’s safe to assume the former first-round pick will not be on the team at this point next year.
The Pittsburgh Steelers head coach search is getting interesting. They've interviewed eight candidates, are beginning their second-round in-person interviews and are slowly moving through this process as they select their next lead man.
Pittsburgh Steelers fans have been locked-in on the franchise’s search for a head coach and coordinators following the resignation of Mike Tomlin and a flood of interviews across the league.
With a new head coach set to take over in the coming days or weeks, the Pittsburgh Steelers' roster is sure to see some upheaval this offseason. As Mike Tomlin exits the picture upon stepping down following a 19-year stint in Pittsburgh, his system and vision for the team is set to more or less become obsolete.
Just when it seemed like the Pittsburgh Steelers were making tangible progress in their head coaching search with a well-defined group of candidates, former NFL offensive lineman and current analyst Brian Baldinger dropped a surprising anecdote.
As the NFL turns its attention toward coaching changes, roster shakeups, the Super Bowl and draft season, fan confidence varies wildly from city to city.
Some have suggested that the Steelers hiring McCarthy could result in the 42-year-old Rodgers serving as a bridge option at the QB position for Pittsburgh next season.