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Steelers hire Scott McCurley

Steelers name replacement for inside linebackers coach Aaron Curry

The Pittsburgh Steelers named Scott McCurley as inside linebackers coach, replacing Aaron Curry, who joined the New York Jets last month.

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Steelers hire Scott McCurley as inside linebackers coach

McCurley spent the last five seasons as the linebackers coach for the Cowboys. He spent 13 seasons with the Packers before making the move to Green Bay and he went to Pitt after g

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Steelers Hired New Linebackers Coach On Wednesday

The Pittsburgh Steelers may have questions at the quarterback and wide receiver positions, but they do have one of the better defenses in the NFL. If nothing else, they will look to ride that defense when the 2025 season starts and they look to improve on their 10-7 record from this season.

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Steelers Now Postgame: Cowboys 20, Steelers 17

Alan Saunders joined Matt Gajtka, live from Acrisure Stadium discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers Week 5 loss at the hands of ...

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Steelers Interviewing Cowboys LBs Coach

The Pittsburgh Steelers are beginning in Dallas Cowboys linebackers coach Scott McCurley to interview for the same position on their coaching staff, a team source tells Steelers On SI. The ...

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Dallas Cowboys last Super bowl win: How many titles do they have?

and it would take 14 years for the Cowboys to play again in the final game. Two years later, in Super Bowl XXX, Dallas would win its last NFL title so far, finally getting revenge on the ...

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Jimmy Johnson proposes a radical idea for the Steelers and Cowboys: Swap coaches

Things are stale in Dallas," Johnson said. "...How about a coaching swap? Mike McCarthy is a Pittsburgh guy. Let him go to [the Steelers]. Let Mike Tomlin go to [the Cowboys]. Both franchises ...

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Cowboys' defensive future hinges on one critical offseason decision

Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa reacts to sacking Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields (not pictured) during the second quarter at Acrisure Stadium. / Charles LeClaire ...

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