The Pittsburgh Steelers have found the successor to Mike Tomlin: Former Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy. However, judging by the immediate backlash, this hiring has led to more confusion and disapproval than enthusiasm and optimism.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have reached an agreement to hire Mike McCarthy as their next coach, the team announced. McCarthy is set to succeed Mike Tomlin while becoming only the team's fourth head coach since Chuck Noll was hired way back in 1969.

A departure that would hurt the Steelers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced Mike McCarthy will be the 17th head coach of the team. McCarthy is taking over for Mike Tomlin who stepped down

The Steelers have tabbed former Cowboys and Packers coach Mike McCarthy as their new HC. Their GM worked with him in New Orleans about 25 years ago.

The Steelers need just one more win to clinch a postseason berth. Here's a look at their playoff picture and chances of winning the AFC North.

A “winning track record’’ appears to be the top reason the Pittsburgh Steelers are hiring Mike McCarthy as their new head coach. According to an article on Steelers.com, McCarthy’s age of 62 or the fact that he’s a Pittsburgh native did not play the biggest role in owner Art Rooney II’s selection of

The Pittsburgh Steelers haven’t drafted a receiver in the first round since 2006. NFL.com’s Daniel Jeremiah decided to change that […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Steelers End Dr