Steelers Set for First Full-Pads Practice Without Mike Tomlin

The Pittsburgh Steelers will conduct their first full-pads practice in 20 years without Mike Tomlin, as new coach Mike McCarthy shifts the focus away from tackling to ensure player health.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing for their first full-pads practice in two decades, marking a significant change as they move forward without former coach Mike Tomlin, who led the team for 19 years.

New head coach Mike McCarthy recently announced that the team will not engage in tackling to the ground during training camp, a departure from Tomlin's approach. McCarthy emphasized the importance of maintaining player health ahead of the season while still ensuring that practices remain physical.

This change has generated discussion, particularly regarding how players will adapt to the new practice style. Inside linebacker Payton Wilson expressed his appreciation for tackling during training camp, while linebacker Patrick Queen noted that the pre-tackle techniques will still allow players to engage physically. The transition will be closely observed by fans and media as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

Steelers Set for First Full-Pads Practice Without Mike Tomlin

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