Steelers won’t renew contracts for three coaches, including offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers announced that they will not renew contracts for three of its coaches.

Those coaches include offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner, offensive line coach Shaun Sarrett, and defensive backs coach Tom Bradley.

“I want to thank all three of the coaches for their commitment and dedication to the Pittsburgh Steelers,” said Head Coach Mike Tomlin. “They have all played integral roles in our success and I am appreciative of their efforts. Personally, Randy and I have been in Pittsburgh since I hired him in 2007, but our relationship began well before that. He has been a friend of mine for years and wish his family nothing but the best, and I am eternally grateful for our relationship both on and off the field.”

Fichtner was the Steelers quarterbacks coach for the last two seasons and was the offensive coordinator.

Sarrett had been on the coaching staff since 2012 and was bumped up to offensive line coach when Mike Munchak left for Denver in 2019.

Defensive backs coach Tom Bradley was with the team since 2018. He served on the Penn State coaching staff from 1979-2011, even serving as interim head coach at one point.

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