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New report hints at why Steelers mysteriously fired coach for ‘violation of club policy’
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As the NFL world scrambled to decipher the Pittsburgh Steelers ' mysterious motive behind firing one of the newest members of Mike McCarthy's staff over a violation of club policy , a new report from ESPN's Brooke Pryor has provided some insight on the situation.
According to Pryor , the Steelers , per a team source, indicated that special teams assistant Derius Swinton II was "dismissed due to workplace misconduct." Pryor added that Swinton "did not return a request for comment."
Beginning his coaching career as a member of the then-St. Louis Rams staff in 2009, Swinton would go on to have stints with the Kansas City Chiefs , Denver Broncos , Chicago Bears , San Francisco 49ers , Detroit Lions , Arizona Cardinals , Los Angeles Chargers and Las Vegas Raiders in a special teams coaching capacity.
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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers fired Derius Swinton II for 'workplace misconduct'
