The Pittsburgh Steelers are finalizing a deal to bring in Brian Angelichio as their new offensive coordinator, according to sources. This move reunites Angelichio with head coach Mike McCarthy, who previously worked together in Green Bay. McCarthy will be calling the offensive plays, signaling a shift in the team's strategy. Angelichio has a strong background working with tight ends.

Angelichio's experience includes coaching tight ends for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns, and Minnesota Vikings. He worked with productive tight ends like T.J. Hockenson in Minnesota. The Steelers' quarterback situation remains uncertain, but Angelichio will inherit a range of offensive talent. This includes tight end Pat Freiermuth and veteran Darnell Washington.

Since signing his contract, McCarthy has been busy assembling his coaching staff. The Steelers are also bringing in Patrick Graham as defensive coordinator and Danny Crossman as special teams coordinator. The team is aiming to build a strong coaching foundation. The Steelers are looking to improve after a disappointing season.

With a new OC in place, the Steelers are clearly focused on bolstering their offense. The team will be looking to compete in a tough AFC North. Fans will be watching closely to see how Angelichio's influence shapes the team's performance, especially regarding the utilization of the team's tight ends.