The Pittsburgh Steelers have a deal in place to hire former Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy as their next head coach. The Steelers announced a verbal agreement with McCarthy on their social media accounts Saturday afternoon.

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Despite an insistence that they won't rebuild, the owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers is putting his team on the path to doing exactly that.

The Steelers offensive coordinator is expected to leave the pro ranks to take the same job at Ohio State, according to multiple reports on Saturday. That means Mike McCarthy, who verbally agreed to become the next Steelers head coach on Saturday afternoon, will have to find a key assistant coach before the offseason is over.

Ex-Steeler Le'Veon Bell, who played for Mike Tomlin, voiced his displeasure with the Steelers' decision to hire Mike McCarthy.

There's only 32 jobs of its kind, and Mike McCarthy has made his way to the one in his hometown.

For the first time in 19 years, the Pittsburgh Steelers have a new head coach in Mike McCarthy. But that doesn’t mean that the coaching staff reshuffling is over.