FILE -Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti, Jr. watches play during their annual NCAA football intrasquad Blue-Gold scrimmage game, Saturday, April 9, 2022, in Pittsburgh. Cignetti was fired by Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi on Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023, a day after the Panthers finished 3-9. (AP Photo/Philip G. Pavely, File)

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers announced six additions to new coach Mike McCarthy’s staff on Monday and two others that will be retained from Mike Tomlin’s staff.

The Steelers named James Campen offensive line coach, Jahri Evans assistant offensive line coach, Ramon Chinyoung Sr. running backs coach, Adam Henry receivers coach, ex-Steeler player Jason Simmons defensive pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach and Steve Scarnecchia chief of staff. They also announced Scott McCurley will stay on as inside linebackers coach and Tom Arth will remain as quarterbacks coach.

The NFL Network also reported Monday the Steelers are expected to name former Pitt defensive back Danny Crossman, 59, as their new special teams coordinator. Also, New Orleans Saints quarterbacks coach Scott Tolzien, 38, was expected to interview with the Steelers for their offensive coordinator job on Monday, according to the NFL Network.

In addition, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Monday former Pitt offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti Jr., who was McCarthy’s quarterbacks coach with the Green Bay Packers in 2018, is expected to be hired in some offensive capacity. Cignetti, IUP’s offensive coordinator last season, is the brother of Indiana coach Curt Cignetti.

Campen, 61, worked with McCarthy in Green Bay and most recently was with the Packers as a scouting consultant. He also spent two seasons (2022-23) with the Carolina Panthers as the team’s offensive line coach. He also served stints with the Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers and Cleveland Browns.

Evans, 42, spent the last three seasons with the New Orleans Saints, including the 2025 season as the team’s assistant offensive line coach.

Chinyoung just finished his third season with the Dallas Cowboys, and his first as an assistant offensive line coach. He spent the previous two seasons as an assistant offensive line/quality control coach.

Henry, 53, spent the last three seasons (2023-25) as the receivers coach for the Buffalo Bills. In 2022, Henry spent one season at Indiana University, where he was the co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach. He also spent two seasons as the receivers coach for the Dallas Cowboys (2020-21) and was in the same position with the Browns, New York GIants and San Francisco 49ers.

Simmons, 49, spent the last two seasons as the defensive pass game coordinator for the Washington Commanders and is entering his 16th season in the NFL after being drafted by the Steelers in 1998. Simmons was the defensive backs/pass game coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders for two seasons (2022-23) and got his start in coaching in the NFL with the Packers under McCarthy, spending nine seasons with the team.

Scarnecchia is entering his 17th season in the NFL, his sixth in the role of chief of staff. He spent the last two seasons (2024-25) as chief of staff for the Atlanta Falcons, and the previous three seasons (2121-23) in the same role with the New York Jets. He also was the assistant to the head coach with the Falcons from 2015-20.

McCurley, a New Castle native, joined the Steelers in 2025 and is entering his 20th season in the NFL. He spent five seasons (2020-24) as the linebackers coach for the Dallas Cowboys under McCarthy and a total of 19 years in the NFL, 16 in a coaching role.