Steelers Hire New QB’s Coach

PITTSBURGH (AP) – The Pittsburgh Steelers have hired longtime NFL assistant Mike Sullivan as their new quarterbacks coach. The move is one of three made by the team to fill coaching vacancies. Sullivan replaces Matt Canada, who was promoted to offensive coordinator last month. Sullivan is a 16-year NFL coaching veteran, winning two Super Bowl rings with the New York Giants. The team also hired Chris Morgan as assistant offensive line coach and Matt Tomsho as quality control coach.