Did the Pittsburgh Steelers leave out a top-notch head coaching candidate? According to one NFL analyst and television personality, that's exactly what happened.
It’s been two weeks since the Pittsburgh Steelers season ended. In that time, their head coach stepped down and was ultimately replaced by Mike McCarthy, sparking a divisive reaction from Steelers fans.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may finally get a new, modern offense in the near future with whoever they decide to hire to be the next head coach of the team.
While McCarthy has won a Super Bowl and does have a long track record of providing a consistent level of success, his resume also closely resembles former Steelers HC Mike Tomlin's.
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ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith made headlines Monday when he declared that his colleague Ryan Clark should have received an interview for the Pittsburgh Steelers head coaching position.
It’s an exciting time for fans and observers alike, as each rumor and potential candidate spark debate about how the new regime might differ from what Pittsburgh has seen in recent seasons.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are wasting no time hitting the groun running with their new head coach. The organization surprised everyone when they named 62-year-old Mike McCarthy as the team's fouth head coach since 1969.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have strictly employed defensive-minded head coaches for decades. This specific approach led to six Super Bowl championships, a mark that remains tied for the league's most — despite the fact that it could change with a New England Patriots victory in the coming weeks.
During a Monday appearance on Pittsburgh sports radio station 93.7 The Fan, Steelers insider Mark Kaboly of "The Pat McAfee Show" shared why the club wanted to get the McCarthy deal done quickly.
The Pittsburgh Steelers hired Mike McCarthy as their next head coach. He becomes just the fourth man to hold that position since the moon landing in 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.
On Saturday, the Pittsburgh Steelers hired Mike McCarthy to be their next head coach. During an appearance on First Take, ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky gave McCarthy a word of caution.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are officially in the Mike McCarthy Era. The 62-year-old Super Bowl winning coach bucked the trend of hiring defensive coordinators in their 30's, as the organization eyes his offensive mind to guide them into a new phase.
The Pittsburgh Steelers stunned the NFL world when they agreed to hire former Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy to be their new head coach.
The Pittsburgh Steelers won't be playing in Super Bowl LX, but they will have representatives. Three former players are set to travel to Santa Clara with a chance to win the Lombardi Trophy: two with the New England Patriots and one with the Seattle Seahawks.
If new Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy truly wants to focus on improving the offense in Pittsburgh, the defensive coordinator who is hired will have to be experienced.
Few people have the approval rating that Bill Cowher has in the city of Pittsburgh. A native Yinzer who brought the Pittsburgh Steelers a Super Bowl, he will forever be a legend in Western Pennsylvania.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have found their head coach, hiring Mike McCarthy as just the fourth leader of the organization in nearly 60 years. The biggest question of the offseason is answered, but it's far from the only one that's going to be in front of the black and gold.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are thrilled about the hire of Mike McCarthy as their next head coach. Maybe the fanbase didn't take it as smoothly as the organization hoped, but Team President Art Rooney II sees the upside, and a lot of that is centered around the quarterback position.
At least one Pittsburgh Steelers icon is on board with the team’s decision to hire Mike McCarthy as head coach. Former Steelers coach Bill Cowher was enthusiastic about the McCarthy hire on Sunday when speaking on CBS’ “The NFL Today.” Cowher emphasized McCarthy’s offensive style and personal ties as being important selling points.
When Steelers HC Mike Tomlin resigned after this past season, the expectation was that it would also mean QB Aaron Rodgers wouldn’t return, as a big reason he joined Pittsburgh this past season was to play for Tomlin. However, the Steelers’ hire of HC Mike McCarthy changes the equation a little bit.