Commanders interview Teryl Austin for defensive coordinator - NBC Sports

Good...uh...luck...to all, I guess?

Surprise HC Candidate Emerging for Steelers? Miami Hurricanes HC grew up a die-hard Steelers fan

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly considering University of Miami head coach Mario Cristobal for their vacant head coaching position, according to former NFL offensive lineman and current analyst Brian Baldinger. While Cristobal has not generated significant buzz in the NFL, he has a successful track record in college football, including a College Football Playoff appearance with Miami. The Steelers have also interviewed other candidates, such as Brian Flores, Mike McCarthy, Anthony Weaver, Chris Shula, and Nate Scheelhaase.

Biggest issues for Steelers' next coach: QB, ownership, roster - ESPN

Biggest issue remains paying the money to get great coordinators. You don't get a "job security discount", you get a pay bump due to the high expectations. We should be hiring every assistant out there with a modicum of upside and turning the program into a place where solid c

After completing his personal challenge of working for all of the Harbaughs, Minter returns to Ravens as HC

The Baltimore Ravens have appointed Jesse Minter as their new head coach, replacing John Harbaugh, who was fired after 18 years with the team. Minter, previously the defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Chargers, brings a strong football background and a successful track record, having led the Chargers to a top-five defense in the league. His experience includes working with both Harbaughs and a stint at the University of Michigan, where he led the Wolverines to a College Football Playoff national championship. Minter's task will be to guide two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson and the team to greater success, especially in the postseason.

Jay Glazer: Mike Tomlin is ‘done’ coaching, clearing the way for TV

Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is reportedly done coaching, according to NFL insider Jay Glazer. Speculation suggests Tomlin may transition to a television role, with networks reportedly interested in hiring him.

Jay Glazer Detailed How Ex-Steelers HC Mike Tomlin Was Covering Up Severe Organizational Issues

This article discusses the surprising departure of long-time Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, who stepped down after a disappointing playoff loss. NFL insider Jay Glazer suggests that Tomlin had been covering up organizational issues to maintain the team's success. The Steelers now face uncertainty as they search for a new leader, with defensive-minded coaches like Brian Flores and Chris Shula being considered.

Mike McCarthy set to interview with Steelers, turns down other options - Yahoo Sports

Not really who i wanted...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Name Danny Smith New Special Teams Coordinator

Congrats to Tampa. They got a real gem there.

Sean McDermott landing spots: Where former Bills coach may be in 2026 - Yahoo Sports

He could take the Ravens gig. He's 5-1 against us. Worth noting, he and Tomlin were former teammates.

Report: Steelers are open to an Aaron Rodgers return - NBC Sports

The Steelers are reportedly open to Aaron Rodgers returning for a second season, with most players expressing a desire for his return. The decision largely depends on the hiring of a new coach and whether they want Rodgers. The team prefers to let Rodgers decide, considering his strong connection to former coach Mike Tomlin.

Aaron Rodgers not expected to return to Steelers following Mike Tomlin stepping down

Aaron Rodgers is not expected to return to the Pittsburgh Steelers following Mike Tomlin's departure as head coach, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.

Steelers fans scared about losing legendary 72-year old coach Danny Smith | Interviewing with Tampa today

Speaking personally, I could not blame him one bit if he decided to go to sunny Tampa. 72 is no spring chicken.

Tomlin: Only 1 of the Steelers last 12 first round draft picks has received a second contract with the team You won't hear it on TV, but his inability to draft and develop talent ultimately led to his playoff losing streak...which led to his departure

Report: None of Tomlin’s assistant coaches will be back in 2026

According to Gerry Dulac of the Post-Gazette, all of Mike Tomlin’s assistant coaches, including offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, have been informed they won’t return in 2026. They are free to pursue other opportunities, with Smith reportedly interviewing for head coaching positions and the Lions requesting him for their open offensive coordinator position.

Steelers head coach interview tracker: Latest updates on Pittsburgh's search | Sporting News

How we feeling about the list thus far? Exciting to get a fresh take in here.

Inside Mike Tomlin’s emotional final meeting as Steelers head coach - The Athletic

This article from The Athletic details Mike Tomlin's emotional resignation as the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, revealing the intense reactions from players and staff.

[Pryor] Art Rooney II says he thinks Tomlin's decision to walk away will affect Aaron Rodgers' future:

"Aaron came here to play for Mike. I think it will affect his decision."

Could Rams' Assistant Coaches Come to Pittsburgh Steelers in Package Deal? - Yahoo Sports