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The Steelers moved Patrick Graham from the booth to the field with plans to stay there, but not without changes for the defensive coordinator. After working from the booth for the first four games, HC Mike McCarthy determined it would…

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Patrick Graham has transitioned from calling games in the booth to coaching on the sideline. Head coach Mike McCarthy decided that having Graham on the field would improve communication and better serve the players, leading Graham to adapt his gameday routine and adjust the size of his call sheet.
While Graham prefers working from the booth, he noted he has coached from the field before throughout his career. The adjustment comes as the defense looks to improve communication with veteran players following recent defensive struggles.
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