Former Pittsburgh Steelers assistant wide receivers coach Blaine Stewart left the team to take a post at West Virginia University as tight end’s coach. Stewart joined the Steelers as a coaching assistant in 2018 and held his current position as assistant wide receivers coach since 2021. Stewart along with Ray Sherman took over running the wide receivers in 2020 after the passing of former receiver’s coach Daryl Drake, so Stewart had a lot of familiarity with the Steelers’ wideout room. In an interview on the Mountaineer Insider Podcast, Stewart talked about his time in Pittsburgh and the relationship between Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin and West Virginia Head Coach Neal Brown.
Blaine Stewart Appreciative Of His Time In Pittsburgh: ‘Truly Something That Will Be With Me Long Beyond My Time’
