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Introducing Mike McCarthy's Steelers' new I'm Alex Kizora. Introducing Mike McCarthy, the Pittsburgh Steelers'

newest head coach. You guys excited? I already know your answer. I've seen your tweets.

Trust me, I'm not going to champion the decision either. I do understand some of the logic,

his offensive background, the goal goal and hope of him finding and

developing the team's next quarterback. That will be McCarthy's pass or fail line. The logic I can't

understand is why Pittsburgh felt compelled to do it now, or Saturday, which is when the news

broke. The organization never even bothered to hold in-person interviews with

Rams' up-and-coming assistants, Chris Shula, and Nate Sheelhouse, a window that opened beginning

today on Monday. I wasn't even crazy about Sheelhouse, two head coach that felt too early,

but I'd be willing to hear them out. That could have allowed Pittsburgh to have all its information before making a hire

to make the best and most informed decision possible.

Instead, they passed on a chance.

Why?

What was the rush to hire McCarthy now?

He had no other suitors.

There was zero other competition. Only Tennessee interviewed McCarthy

and they tabbed Robert Sala. McCarthy himself was lasered in on Pittsburgh, his hometown team.

There was no harm in waiting until Wednesday or Thursday to get Shula and Shielhouse into town,

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