Pittsburgh Steelers • Special Teams Coordinator

Danny Crossman

Danny Crossman is listed as the Pittsburgh Steelers Special Teams Coordinator for the 2026 season.

Pittsburgh Steelers Coaches

Special teamsSpecial Teams Coordinator

Complete documented résumé

Career History

2026–presentPittsburgh SteelersSpecial Teams CoordinatorSource ↗

2019–2024Miami DolphinsSpecial teams coordinatorSource ↗

2021Miami DolphinsAssistant head coach & special teams coordinatorSource ↗

2013–2018Buffalo BillsSpecial teams coordinatorSource ↗

2010–2012Detroit LionsSpecial teams coordinatorSource ↗

2007–2009Carolina PanthersSpecial teams coordinatorSource ↗

2005–2006Carolina PanthersSpecial teams coachSource ↗

2003–2004Carolina PanthersSpecial teams assistantSource ↗

2002Michigan StateLinebackers coach & special teams coordinatorSource ↗

2001Georgia TechDefensive backs coach & special teams coordinatorSource ↗

1999–2000Georgia TechDefensive ends coach & special teams coordinatorSource ↗

1997–1998UCFDefensive backs coach & special teams coordinatorSource ↗

1996Western KentuckyOutside linebackers coachSource ↗

1994–1995Western KentuckyDefensive backs coachSource ↗

1993U.S. Coast Guard AcademyDefensive backs coach & special teams coachSource ↗

Verified position, team and season overlap

Elite Results During Exact Assignments

PlayerPositionSeasonsPerformance evidence

Jason SandersK2024, 2020

2024: K5 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (166 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” 2020: K1 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (172 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Associated Press first-team All-Pro at Kicker while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Source ↗

Dan CarpenterK2014

2014: K4 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (152 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Source ↗

Jason HansonK2012

2012: K4 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (154 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Source ↗

Stefan LoganRET2010

2010: No. 3 in the listed return measure (1,810 return yards and 1 return TD) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Source ↗

Jason BakerP2006, 2005

2006: No. 1 in the listed punting measure (39.4 net yards per punt) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coach.” 2005: No. 3 in the listed punting measure (38.9 net yards per punt) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coach.” Source ↗

John KasayK2005, 2003

2005: K5 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (133 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coach.” 2003: K4 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (140 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams assistant.” Source ↗

Historical ceiling signal

Fantasy Elevation Watch

Chris BoswellK

The current kicker is the clearest fantasy player tied to this special-teams role; return-game production can also flow through the team D/ST. This is a historical ceiling signal, not a guarantee.

Verified precedent: Jason Sanders: 2024: K5 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (166 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” 2020: K1 under FF Draft Boards' stated kicker scoring (172 points) while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Associated Press first-team All-Pro at Kicker while the coach held the exact title “Special teams coordinator.” Source ↗

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