Updated HC Poll with Candidates scheduled for Interviews

Flores already has an agreement in place to return as the Vikings DC if he doesn't a HC job.

 

you know the Steelers (Rooney) way: "Yinzer is from Western PA, he must be a fit!"

 

This. Shula fits the previous hiring patterns in some ways. Hire promising coordinator in his 30s, keep him for 15 or 20 years.
Bring the SF passing guru in with him, Scheelhaase….although after one bad game, I am sure the yinzer brigade will start calling him ****house.

 

Whine

 

those damn yinzers, outsiders know best!!!

 

I didn't read all the posts between your post and this response, but I would be in favor of Shula, and would hope that he brings Scheelhaase (sp?) with him as the OC. He's also likely bring someone from his defensive staff as the DC. It would at least bring some continuity to the start of what will be a very heavily scrutinized new era of Steelers football.

 

I agree with you. A little long in the tooth for what the Steelers have been doing. Pittsburgh native thing probably has alot to do with it .

 

My point was how far did the Packers or Cowboys go WITH him in these latter years.

 

They made the NFCC in 2016. In 2017 Rodgers was out most of the season with a should surgery. In 2018 Rodgers had a knee injury, and McCarthy was fired.
In Dallas, they were 12-5 and won the division 2 times between 2021 and 2023. In 2024 they lost Dak Prescott to hamstring surgery, and McCarthy was fired.

 

So are you saying if they hire McCarthy our quarterback will get injured

 

I don’t think they’ll go MM, but if they did it’s not as horrific as our first reactions would indicate. He’s offensively minded and would likely get the QB position under control which is our huge weakness. Heard somewhere that he likes Will Howard and has experience with assistants. He’s going to get us into contention right away and his length of service will be much shorter. Yay!

I think he’s down a ways on their list but it may not be as bad as we think.
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