The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a position they aren't often in. One of the team's coordinators is garnering interest as a head coaching candidate. This never happens, as Head Coach Mike Tomlin having a nonexistent coaching tree is one of the major blemishes on his resume.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith appears to be in the running for another head coaching job.

NFL insider Josina Anderson reported the New York Jets have "discussed interest" in interviewing Pittsburgh Steelers OC Arthur Smith.

Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith is a candidate for vacant head coach job of the New York Jets, several national outlets reported Monday, and the Jets have formally requested an interview with Smith.

According to ESPN NFL reporter Brooke Pryor, two NFL teams, the Chicago Bears and New York Jets have reached out to the Pittsburgh Steelers to request permission to interview Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.

The Chicago Bears are the second team to request an interview with Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith for a head coaching vacancy.

A member of the Pittsburgh Steelers coaching staff could be a candidate for the next head coach of the New York Jets or the Chicago Bears.

A Steelers coach is on the list of people the New York Jets front office wants to speak with about their vacant head coaching job, according to reports.

As the Steelers prepare to face the Ravens in the playoffs, their offensive coordinator, Arthur Smith, is attracting attention from multiple teams seeking new leadership.