Head coach Chris Siegfried guided the Power to a 9-9 record and second-place finish in the East Division during the team’s inaugural AFL season. (File photo credit: Christopher Boyle/Pittsburgh Power)
PITTSBURGH (93-7 The FAN) — The Pittsburgh Power fired head coach Chris Siegfried Monday.
The Power are just 2-8 this season. They went 11-17 under Siegfried, the only head coach since the organization came into existence last year.
In turn, defensive coordinator Derek Stingley has been named interim head coach. Former Steelers quarterback Mike Tomczak has been hired as the team’s new offensive coordinator, replacing Siegfried, who controlled the play calling.
The Power have lost five games in a row, capped by a 43-37 home loss to Kansas City Saturday night.
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