The Pittsburgh Steelers are actively searching for an offensive coordinator, conducting interviews, and keeping an eye on potential candidates. One notable name in consideration is former Atlanta Falcons head coach Arthur Smith, who has garnered significant interest since leaving the Falcons. Reports suggest that up to seven teams are considering Smith for their offensive coordinator position. The 41-year-old coach, known for his success with Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans, may offer the strong running game that Pittsburgh is seeking. Smith also has connections with the Steelers, having previously worked with respected names like Mike Munchak, Dick LeBeau, Mike Mularkey, and Ken Whisenhunt during his time in Tennessee. As the Steelers expand their search, it won’t be surprising if Arthur Smith’s name surfaces as a potential candidate. The team is expected to continue the search for offensive coordinators during their scouting trip to the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Stay tuned to All Steelers for the latest updates on this developing situation.
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