You don’t hear much from positional coaches. They’re guys who work in the shadows. Long nights, early mornings, tons of coffee. Head coaches are the stars, coordinators either praised or made scapegoats, with positional coaches only mentioned when they’re hired…or fired.
But those are the guys who teach. The ones who work with their group the most. The ones who do the grading, work on technique, and get their guys ready for game day. There’s a direct reflection of the on-field performance to what the coach does. The Steelers have a list of important positional coaches, many we’ve highlighted before.