Pittsburgh, PA, August 11, 2026 —

Mike McCarthy, a figure recognized for his work in quarterback development, particularly his “QB School” that aided Aaron Rodgers’ career, is now directing his attention to a new group of players in Pittsburgh.

The shift in focus was detailed in a report by The New York Times, highlighting McCarthy’s continued engagement in nurturing quarterback talent.

While specific details regarding the composition of this new group in Pittsburgh and the exact nature of McCarthy’s involvement were not provided in the initial report, his previous success with Rodgers suggests a continued commitment to refining the skills of aspiring quarterbacks.

McCarthy’s “QB School” became a notable aspect of his career, offering a specialized environment for quarterbacks to enhance their techniques and understanding of the game. The success of this initiative was closely linked to the development and achievements of Aaron Rodgers during their time together.

The New York Times report marks the latest indication of McCarthy’s ongoing influence and dedication to the quarterback position beyond his coaching roles in professional football. The specifics of his current endeavors in Pittsburgh are expected to emerge as further information becomes available.



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