The Pittsburgh Steelers are theoretically in the market for a new head offensive line coach after Adrian Klemm left them high and dry (with permission) in-season in 2021. After serving as an assistant the prior two seasons, the Steelers promoted Klemm to the head role last year after firing Shaun Sarrett, hiring Chris Morgan to be his assistant, who took over the line at the end of the season.
While Morgan could certainly end up with the job, there’s no reason Pittsburgh shouldn’t be open to exploring every possible option out there. And right now, one of those possible options is none other than Mike Munchak, who was their offensive line coach from 2013-2018.