The Pittsburgh Steelers have parted ways with special teams coach Al Everest, Jay Glazer of Fox Sports first reported. Everest was hired from San Francisco following the 2009 season. Reasons for the firing are unknown but Tomlin has been extremely disappointed with the return game. Amos Jones who is currently the Steelers assistant special teams coach and figures to take over Everest role as special teams coordinator.
Steelers fire special teams coach Al Everest
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