Stephen A. Smith clearly doesn't appreciate how Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II has handled the head-coaching hiring process. The Steelers veered away from past norms by picking Mike McCarthy to replace Mike Tomlin.

Pittsburgh began its first head coaching search in nearly two decades after Mike Tomlin’s 19-year tenure came to a close following another playoff defeat. And after parting ways with the franchise’s most successful coach,

According to one NFL analyst, the Pittsburgh Steelers missed out on one of the best head coaching cadidates available.

According to outspoken ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith, the Steelers should have interviewed their former safety, Ryan Clark.

Once Mike Tomlin stepped down from his role as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the franchise was left The post Stephen A. Smith Suggesting Ryan Clark Should Be Steelers’ Head Coach Stuns Fans – “Someone Wants Him Off The Set” appeared first on FirstSportz.

The hiring of Mike McCarthy broke a traditional pattern in which the Pittsburgh Steelers had followed for several decades in selecting their head coaches.

Stephen A. Smith dropped a bold take about the Pittsburgh Steelers head coaching job and who they should've interviewed.

The 19-year head coaching run of Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh is over. On Jan. 13, Tomlin informed the franchise that he wanted to step down as a head coach, which was a shock to many yinzers. But amid so

The viral blunder happened while the sports commentator was discussing the Houston Texans' playoff win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.