In the wake of offensive coordinator Todd Haley’s departure, the Steelers made another staff change official Wednesday.
The team announced that receivers coach Richard Mann, an Aliquippa native, has retired after 33 seasons in the NFL, including five with the Steelers.
Following his 33rd season as an assistant coach in the National Football League, and his fifth as the #Steelers’ wide receivers coach in 2017, Richard Mann announced his retirement from the coaching ranks.
MORE: https://t.co/1qy2iO8wYw pic.twitter.com/SAEVyCpHUs — Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) January 17, 2018The move was expected, especially after coach Mike Tomlin recognized Mann at his news conference Tuesday.