Pittsburgh Steelers fans were cautiously optimistic when they hired Arthur Smith as their new offensive coordinator in 2024. He wasn't necessarily the big name they hoped would bring a more ...

There are a lot of factors and plenty of blame to go around. That said, it's hard not to zero in on offensive coordinator Arthur Smith when looking for folks to pin Pittsburgh's demise on.

North Carolina actually preferred failed NFL head coach Arthur Smith, a Tar Heels alum, over Bill Belichick as its next head coach, according to ESPN. Once Smith, the Steelers’ offensive ...

As reported by ESPN.com, Plan A was Arthur Smith. Smith, who played guard for the Tar Heels from 2001 through 2005, coached the Falcons for three seasons. He’s now the Steelers’ offensive coordinator.

“It makes sense. It fits. But not with Arthur Smith, not with the offensive coordinator. That is the problem. Make the tough decision Coach Tomlin. Your problem is not your quarterback, your ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers brought Arthur Smith in to revamp their offense. The bar was low, as Matt Canada’s work in that unit often left much to be desired. Unfortunately, while there were some ...

According to a report by ESPN, University of North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham's first choice to fill the eventual head coaching vacancy upon the departure of Mack Brown was Smith.

"In truth, however, Cunningham had his sights set on another former NFL head coach -- former UNC player and current Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith," Hale, Adelson and Low ...

It turns out the Pittsburgh Steelers were much closer to losing offensive coordinator Arthur Smith than they may have realized. When the North Carolina job came open after the Tar Heels decided to ...

The school’s first option was current Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator and former Tar Heels guard Arthur Smith, according to a report from ESPN. Belichick had made his interest in the ...

Former All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall reiterated that he’s not a fan of Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith. Marshall blasted Smith last month for running three tight ...

As reported by ESPN.com, Plan A was Arthur Smith. Smith, who played guard for the Tar Heels from 2001 through 2005, coached the Falcons for three seasons. He's now the Steelers' offensive coordinator.