Updated
Updated · NFL.com · Jul 5
Mike McCarthy Takes Over Steelers, Reuniting With 22nd-Season Aaron Rodgers
Updated
Updated · NFL.com · Jul 5

Mike McCarthy Takes Over Steelers, Reuniting With 22nd-Season Aaron Rodgers

3 articles · Updated · NFL.com · Jul 5

Summary

  • 62-year-old Mike McCarthy has succeeded Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh, bringing back an offense Aaron Rodgers says still feels familiar after their 13 seasons together in Green Bay.
  • 11 top-10 finishes in yards and 12 in points over McCarthy's 18 head-coaching seasons underpin the hire as Pittsburgh tries to fix an attack that ranked 16th in scoring in 2025.
  • Rodgers, entering his 22nd and apparently final NFL season, will work with a reshaped receiving group that now includes trade addition Michael Pittman alongside DK Metcalf and rookie Germie Bernard.
  • The reunion is aimed at ending a longer slide: Pittsburgh has gone six straight seasons outside the top 10 in scoring and has not won a playoff game since 2016.

Insights

Can McCarthy and Rodgers overcome past friction and age to end Pittsburgh's decade-long playoff win drought?
Is the Steelers' reunion a brilliant final push for a title or a desperate gamble on fading legends?