Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired Mike McCarthy as their new head coach, replacing Mike Tomlin. Bill Cowher, a former Steelers coach, praised McCarthy for his strong offensive track record and believes he will improve the team's inconsistent offense. McCarthy previously coached the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys, where he had notable successes but faced some criticisms.
Key Facts
- Mike McCarthy was hired as the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- He replaces Mike Tomlin, who coached the team for 19 years.
- Former Steelers coach Bill Cowher approves of the hire and praised McCarthy's offensive skills.
- McCarthy has coached at Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys from 2006 to 2024.
- He led teams to top-10 scoring offenses in 10 seasons and top-five in seven seasons.
- McCarthy won a Super Bowl with the Packers in 2010.
- Some argue that McCarthy's teams have underperformed in the playoffs, with a 11-11 record.
- He faced challenges when his starting quarterbacks were injured during several seasons.
