Here Are The Main Reasons Steelers Make Eric Bieniemy Next Coaching Hire
The Pittsburgh Steelers, a late entrant into the free agency pool, might seize the opportunity to sign Eric Bieniemy.
Pittsburgh Arthur Smith was appointed as the next offensive coordinator by the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are also interviewing for assistant offensive coordinator positions.
The team currently has three candidates scheduled for interviews; however, a late applicant may be the most suitable for the position. The Washington Commanders are expected to part ways with Eric Bieniemy after appointing Kliff Kingsbury as their offensive coordinator. The Steelers might have their new favourite for the job if they’re looking for a pass-game coordinator with a tonne of NFL experience, particularly with young quarterbacks.
Once Bieniemy becomes available, the Steelers could need to act fast to sign him. Since he interviewed for the Commanders head coaching position, the former offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs will probably be in high demand by teams searching for offensive additions.
For those who are not familiar with his NFL history, Bieniemy played for the Commanders during the previous season after spending five years and winning two Super Bowls with the Chiefs.
The only teams still looking for an offensive coordinator are the Seattle Seahawks and Las Vegas Raiders. That being said, Luke Getsy of the Chicago Bears is anticipated to join the Raiders.
The Steelers seem interested in bringing in another big name for their passing-game coordinator, and it makes a ton of sense for them to consider Bieniemy. With his work alongside Andy Reid, his help in developing Patrick Mahomes and the success he’s had as an NFL play-caller, especially throwing the football, why wouldn’t they look his way?
In 2024, the Steelers might start looking at hiring a few superstar coaches to bolster their staff, since Mike Vrabel, Bieniemy, and a few other notable names are still open for business.
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