Chris Carter here on the Locked on Steelers podcast. It's Tuesday. The Steelers haven't announced any official moves of yet, but if they're going to make changes on the coaching staff, offensive line has been one of the main targets. What kind of coach should they get? Should it be an older coach who's been used to coaching successful offensive lines in the NFL? Or should they go for the younger, more innovative route? We'll talk about that with Alan Saunders as well as other major questions as we still

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listen every day because we're your team every day get $20 off your first purchase only on game time. As I said before, we're joined by the man himself, Alan Sonders. He's back here for Steelers Now.com. Alan, wanted to talk to you about the Steelers need at the position of offensive line coach, because that is a, that's a position where the Steelers could see

some improvement. We haven't seen the development of Broderick Jones. They were hoping to see

that they would hopefully see this offensive line take steps forward this year. If anything,

it felt pretty stagnant here. But when the Steelers last had what everyone considered a great offensive line coach,

and I think the performance does back it up,

Mike Munchak was the guy.

But he was a long-experienced coach in the NFL,

Hall of Fame player himself.

He was a head coach before he got, before he even got there.

He was an older guy that came in and was the kind of coach that was it. Is that the kind of coach they should be looking for for this kind of a group? Or should the Steelers be looking for the

young, more innovative offensive line coach if such guys are out there that are worth of getting?

I'm not honestly sure that I agree that the offensive line was stagnant this year. I mean,

they played basically what amounts to three rookies

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