Steelers' Aaron Rodgers on familiar Mike McCarthy offense: 'It's stuff that we used to run'

Mike McCarthy, 62, has taken over as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after Mike Tomlin stepped down following his 19th season leading the franchise. McCarthy, beginning his own 19th season as a head coach after stints with the Green Bay Packers (13 years) and Dallas Cowboys (5 years), is bringing his established offensive system to Pittsburgh, where quarterback Aaron Rodgers has noted familiarity with the schemes. The Steelers ranked 16th in scoring in 2025, their sixth consecutive season outside the top 10, and McCarthy aims to reverse that trend using the same core offensive philosophies that saw his units finish top 10 in scoring 12 times across his previous 18 seasons.