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Pittsburgh head coach Pat Narduzzi fired offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Frank Cignetti on Sunday, a day after the Panthers finished their worst season in a quarter century by falling to Duke 30-19. Pitt went 3-9 in 2023, the program's first nine-loss season since going 2-9 in 1998. The offense was a major issue, with the Panthers shuttling between three quarterbacks in Phil Jurkovec, Christian Veilleux and Nate Yarnell.

This isn't the way Eddie Faulkner wanted to get the biggest job of his professional life. Faulkner and Matt Canada are friends. It's a bond that goes back well over a decade, a bond that hardly ended when the Pittsburgh Steelers fired Canada as their offensive coordinator on Tuesday and replaced him with Faulkner, the energetic 46-year-old running backs coach who is well aware of how the promotion could alter the trajectory of his career.

Drinkwitz is already preparing for the potential that MU's coaches could become intriguing prospects for the ever-growing list of coaching vacancies.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have let go of Offensive Coordinator Matt Canada.

Matt Canada, the offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has been relieved of his duties, as announced by the team on Tuesday. In a statement, head coach Mike Tomlin conveyed the decision to part ways with Canada and extended best wishes for his future coaching endeavors.

The Pittsburgh Steelers fired embattled offensive coordinator Matt Canada on Tuesday, two-plus years into a tenure in which the team struggled to generate points and yards with regularity. Head coach Mike Tomlin announced the move two days after the Steelers managed just 10 points in a dismal loss to Cleveland, saying in a statement that he appreciated Canada's “hard work and dedication.” The Steelers (6-4) have remained in playoff contention in spite of an offense that rank...

The Steelers have said "No, Canada," making their first in-season coaching change in over 80 years.

Hours after announcing that offensive coordinator Matt Canada was relieved of his duties, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin announced who is leading the offense going forward.