McCarthy's Steelers Debut: Aaron Rodgers in Sights

0:00On March 31st, Mike McCarthy just wrapped up five seasons as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and now he's with the Pittsburgh Steelers, replacing Mike Tomlin. He admits there were areas he could have done better in Dallas, where the team posted a 49 and 35 regular season record with just one. Playoff victory. Owner Jerry Jones called the split mutual ahead of the 2025 season, saying it was best for both sides to move on. McCarthy's Dallas run kicked off in the wild 2020 season, disrupted by COVID with a 6 and 10 finish. They bounced back strong, hitting 12 and 5 for three straight years, but dropped below 524 when Dak Prescott said, out time with injury. He spoke fondly about the Cowboys crew during the NFL meetings in Phoenix, missing Jerry Jones and the family vibe that treated everyone right. That personal touch stood out after seeing Jones recently. Now with the Steelers, McCarthy's chatting with Aaron Rodgers every couple days as the vet weighs coming back for another go. His future could shape Pittsburgh's

1:01lineup big time. Steelers fans are watching close, hoping this fresh start under McCarthy brings the wins they've craved.