Steelers Set to Appoint Brian Angelichio as Offensive Coordinator
Brian Angelichio is on the verge of becoming the Pittsburgh Steelers’ new offensive coordinator, marking a significant development for the team. According to reports from Mark Kaboly of The Pat McAfee Show, this appointment would make Angelichio the fourth different offensive coordinator the Steelers have had in just four seasons.
Profile of Brian Angelichio
Angelichio brings extensive experience to the role, having served as the passing game coordinator and tight ends coach for the Minnesota Vikings for the last four seasons. His tenure at the Vikings was under head coach Kevin O’Connell.
Previous Coaching Experience
- Green Bay Packers (2016-2018): Tight ends coach, working with Aaron Rodgers.
- Carolina Panthers: Contributed as a tight ends coach.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Focused on coaching tight ends.
- Cleveland Browns: Gained further experience coaching tight ends.
- Washington Commanders: Also worked in a tight ends coaching capacity.
Coaching Strategy and Team Dynamics
Though Angelichio is stepping into the role of offensive coordinator, head coach Mike McCarthy will continue to call the plays. This dynamic might influence how the offense is structured and executed during games.
Other Candidates Considered
During their search for a new offensive coordinator, the Steelers also evaluated other candidates. Among those interviewed were:
- Lunda Wells – Cowboys tight ends coach
- Scott Tolzien – Saints quarterbacks coach
As the Steelers prepare for a new season, the team looks to Angelichio to enhance their offensive strategy and overall performance. This coaching change signifies the ongoing evolution within the organization, aiming to improve their competitiveness in the league.
