The Steelers have officially hired Mike McCarthy as their next head coach. Now, he will have to build his new coaching staff, starting with his coordinators.
The Pittsburgh Steelers just finished their fourth coaching search in over 50 years as the franchise announced it would be hiring Mike McCarthy as its new head coach on Saturday.
As soon as the Steelers decided on Mike McCarthy as their next head coach, talk about an Aaron Rodgers reunion began to swirl. Rodgers signed with the Steelers largely due to Mike Tomlin, so the longtime coach’s resignation seemed to signal the end of the veteran quarterback’s time in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a new head coach for the first time since 2007. Steelers Head Coach Mike McCarthy has become only the fourth head coach of the franchise since 1969, and becomes the 17th head coach in the organization's history.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking like a very different organization ever since longtime Head Coach Mike Tomlin announced he was stepping away from coaching.
The Pittsburgh Steelers officially introduced Mike McCarthy as their next head coach on Tuesday. The move was a surprise, but overall, it makes sense given McCarthy’s history of success in the NFL.
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a somewhat unpopular decision to hire Mike McCarthy to be their next head coach. This is a major moment in football history, as it marks only the fourth head-coaching hire for Pittsburgh since 1969.
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 have officially put pen to paper and have made Mike McCarthy the next head coach of the team for the next five years. He is now in the building and ready to get started.
The Pittsburgh Steelers introduced their new head coach for the first time in front of multiple media members, former players, and even some current ones.
Mike McCarthy offered no ambiguity when asked at his introductory press conference as the Steelers' head coach whether he'd want Aaron Rodgers back in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a ton of questions to answer about their roster heading into 2026, as there is a lot of aging players that could easily be cut, traded, or allowed to walk in free agency.
Mike McCarthy was officially introduced as the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday, and he shed some light on whom his quarterback might be in 2026.
After longtime HC Mike Tomlin stepped down, the Steelers hired former Packers and Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy to be the 17th coach in the franchise’s history.
After Mike Tomlin stepped down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the rest of the staff knew they were in for a change. Team owner Art Rooney II and general manager Omar Khan granted every coach permission to seek other opportunities, effectively ending their employment with the team.
Stephen A. Smith clearly doesn't appreciate how Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II has handled the head-coaching hiring process. The Steelers veered away from past norms by picking Mike McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin.
Once Mike Tomlin resigned as head coach of the Steelers, the possibility of widespread coaching changes emerged. Pittsburgh now has Mike McCarthy in place, and one of his first priorities will be filling the offensive coordinator position.
According to Adam Schefter, the Steelers are expected to interview Cowboys TE coach Lunda Wells for their offensive coordinator vacancy. Wells held his current role under new Steelers HC Mike McCarthy when the two overlapped in Dallas. Wells, 42, began his coaching career as a high school OL coach/run game coordinator.