Despite the Pittsburgh Steelers' attempts to recruit a former teammate of Aaron Rodgers for their offensive coordinator position, they now face the need to identify a new candidate to join head coach Mike McCarthy's team.

News broke over the weekend that the Pittsburgh native is being hired to replace Mike Tomlin as head coach of the Steelers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers front office is making quick decisions to fill Mike McCarthy's coaching staff, which has fans growing concerned.

During his first press conference as Pittsburgh Steelers coach, Mike McCarthy admitted something noteworthy. “I’ve been a head coach for 18 years. I’ve had one top 5 defense,” McCarthy said of his 2010 team.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially entered a new era, but the honeymoon phase for new head coach Mike McCarthy might be short-lived. Fresh off his hiring as the successor to Mike Tomlin in late January,