Report: Steelers hire WR coach McClendon

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Mike Tomlin has reportedly dipped into the college football ranks for a new wide receivers coach. Bryan McClendon of South Carolina.
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[BLITZ]

Ok.

 

[mightyguru]

This calls for a resounding "who the ****"?

Seriously, I hope he works out.

 

[Paul G]

McClendon was considered an ace recruiter and was instrumental in the development of star receiver Deebo Samuel, now with the 49ers. As running backs coach at Georgia, he worked directly with Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb and Isaiah Crowell.

 

[Drink IRON City]

He will do better than Ray Sherman.


Now ST coach.








Salute the nation

 

[stillerfaninfl]

New OL coach??

 

[mightyguru]

McClendon was considered an ace recruiter and was instrumental in the development of star receiver Deebo Samuel, now with the 49ers. As running backs coach at Georgia, he worked directly with Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb and Isaiah Crowell.

My first thought was "Deebo Samuel". I thought he was the best WR in that draft.

Let's GO!

 

[slashsteel]

My first thought was "Deebo Samuel". I thought he was the best WR in that draft.

Let's GO!

Part of me would prefer a NFL experienced coach in the Drake mold. But Deebo was an attractive WR coming out. So this could very well end up being a solid hire.

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[Paul G]

Part of me would prefer a NFL experienced coach in the Drake mold. But Deebo was an attractive WR coming out. So this could very well end up being a solid hire.

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I hear you Slash but sooner or later we have to start bringing in some young blood. Eventually we will find some success. Just the amount of talent McClendon has been around gives me hope of something special happening in PA