Mike McCarthy Marks End of OTAs, Looks Ahead to Training Camp
Mike McCarthy, in his fourth month as head coach of the Steelers, publicly referenced June 12 as the conclusion of organized team activities. He expressed satisfaction with the team’s progress and emphasized expectations for training camp.
Mike McCarthy publicly referenced June 12 multiple times during the spring of 2026. According to triblive.com, he stated that June 12 marked the conclusion of organized team activities (OTAs) and said the Steelers were in a 'really good spot' based on what they had accomplished. Steelers.com reported that McCarthy was impressed with how rookies picked up the system and learned from veteran players, while also noting that veteran players are still adjusting to his process and the new coaching staff. McCarthy completed a report on his first 100 days with the Steelers, according to steelers.com. Gerry Dulac of steelersdepot.com described McCarthy as a focused, determined person who pays great attention to detail. Some veteran players were absent during the final OTA session at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex, according to catcountry1063fm.com. The Steelers added undrafted rookie punter Aidan Laros after he was released by Tampa Bay, as reported by catcountry1063fm.com. McCarthy expects players to be prepared for training camp, according to catcountry1063fm.com, and said he can’t wait to get to St. Vincent College for training camp next month. Bill Cowher retired as head coach of the Steelers after the 2006 season, according to steelersdepot.com.
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