The Pittsburgh Steelers introduced their new head coach, Mike McCarthy, in a triumphant introductory press conference. The Pittsburgh native was overwhelmed with emotions as he took in the first official moments in his new role.
Over the last few years, Green Bay Packers fans have been particularly interested in what has been going on with the New York Jets franchise. Of course, a great deal of this has to do with the fact that, in 2023, Aaron Rodgers was on that team.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have already gone through an insane amount of change during the 2026 offseason as Mike McCarthy was announced as the team's head coach.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering probably the most important offseason in the last two decades for the franchise. The team will undoubtedly look different
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 Steelers have hired an offense-oriented head coach for the first time in 60 years. The coach they hired happens to have considerable experience coaching Pittsburgh’s 2025 starting quarterback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers didn't exactly pass the test of the fan base when the decision was made to choose Mike McCarthy to be Mike Tomlin's successor. The most logical explanation for the hiring has to be that the veteran coach comes from an offensive background and has worked with several top-tier quarterbacks throughout his NFL coaching career.
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.
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced on Saturday that they are planning to hire Mike McCarthy to be their next head coach. Most Steelers fans remember McCarthy as the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, where he defeated the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV.
In the immediate aftermath of Mike Tomlin's decision to step down as the Pittsburgh Steelers' head coach after the team's Wild Card round loss to the Houston Texans, there was a sense that Aaron Rodgers would follow him out the door.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may have lost any chance of bringing back Aaron Rodgers when Mike Tomlin decided to step down as coach, but they may have one path to convincing him to return with one hire.