I'll now hand you over to my best man, Eddie.

Wow, wow, wow, second time's a charm, eh, Billy Boy?

Oh God.

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interest in the big event sits at a fever's pitch, but I'm also interested in the Steelers' new

trio of coordinators speaking to the media this Friday. On Tuesday, the team announced

O.C. Brian Angelico, D.C. Patrick Graham, and Special Team's coordinator, Danny Crosman, will talk to the media that morning.

Now, all three have done Steelers media interviews before, but they were short segments and with a team site.

Predictably, we didn't learn a whole lot. I know these guys are all veterans and will not spill

state secrets to the beat writers Friday, but it's still interesting to hear from them all. These are

the guys running the day-to-day of their side of the football. Even Angelico, experienced and respected,

will make sure the trains run on time for Mike McCarthy to be at his best as a

game day play caller. Pittsburgh hired veteran coaches across the board. In a sense, it felt a little

Tomlin-like who generally hired been their done-that coaches. Angelico has been in the NFL

well over a decade, Graham and Crossman for nearly or more than 20 years.

We profiled each coach on their background and philosophy,

but the more we hear especially about this Steelers team,

the more we can understand what this season will look like.

Surely one of them will say something notable.

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