Blaine Stewart, a native of West Virginia, recently announced his departure from the WVU football program to take a job in the NFL. In a heartfelt message to fans, Stewart expressed his deep appreciation for the opportunity to coach at his alma mater for the past two years. He credited the program for not only helping him grow as a coach but also as a person, noting the importance of his family’s connection to the university.
Stewart also thanked former head coach Neal Brown for bringing him on board in 2023 and shared his gratitude for the players, staff, and fans who supported him during his time in Morgantown. Despite his excitement for the next chapter in his career, Stewart expressed a sense of gratitude for everything the state and program had given him and his family.
Prior to joining WVU, Stewart spent four years working with the Pittsburgh Steelers, under head coach Mike Tomlin. His time in Morgantown has left a lasting impact on him, and he looks forward to continuing to represent the program in the future. While this chapter may be closing, Stewart’s connection to the university and its community will never end. Stay updated on Stewart’s journey by following WV Sports Now.
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