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D'Andre Swift, reflecting on his 2022 appearance on Hard Knocks with the Lions, says the show portrayed a misleading narrative about his relationship with coach Duce Staley. As the Bears prepare to be featured this summer, Swift advises focusing on their job rather than worrying about how the show depicts them.
Former Lions assistant coach Duce Staley has joined the Cleveland Browns as their new running backs coach, marking his third NFL team in the last 12 months after stints with the Lions and the Carolina Panthers. Staley's move to Cleveland reunites him with former Lions head coach Jim Schwartz, who is now the Browns' defensive coordinator.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Duce Staley as their new running backs coach, adding to head coach Kevin Stefanski's efforts to rebuild the offensive staff. Staley, who previously coached for the Carolina Panthers, brings a fresh perspective and different offensive philosophies to the team. Fans have reacted positively to the news, expressing excitement and optimism about the impact Staley could have on the Browns' offense.
Duce Staley, former assistant head coach and running backs coach for the Detroit Lions, has been hired by the Cleveland Browns as their new running backs coach after being dismissed by the Carolina Panthers. Staley's coaching journey began with the Philadelphia Eagles, and he spent the previous two seasons with the Lions. His new role with the Browns comes after the team relieved Stump Mitchell of his duties.
The Cleveland Browns have reportedly hired Duce Staley as their new running backs coach, following the dismissal of Stump Mitchell. Staley, a former NFL running back and coach for the Eagles, Lions, and Panthers, is highly regarded in the league and known for his leadership and teaching abilities. He brings a wealth of experience to the Browns and is expected to make a significant impact on the team.
Duce Staley is set to join the Cleveland Browns as their running backs coach after previously meeting with the Jets for the same position. Staley, who spent nearly a decade on the Eagles' staff before joining the Lions and then the Panthers, will be filling the vacancy left by the firing of the Browns' previous running backs coach, Stump Mitchell, along with other coaching staff changes following the team's wild card round loss.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Duce Staley as their running backs coach, filling one of their offensive coach vacancies. Staley, who previously coached for the Panthers, was also interviewed by the Jets. The team is still looking to interview more candidates for the offensive coordinator position, with one intriguing name not scheduled for an interview yet.
The Cleveland Browns swiftly interviewed replacements after firing offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt, running back coach Stump Mitchell, and tight ends coach T.C. McCartney, with Duce Staley, recently fired by the Panthers, being the first candidate for the running backs coach vacancy.
The Carolina Panthers have decided to part ways with assistant head coach/running backs coach Duce Staley and quarterbacks coach Josh McCown as interim head coach Chris Tabor begins adjusting the coaching staff. Staley, who had a strong tie to former head coach Frank Reich, saw the team's rushing performance decline significantly this season. McCown, a former player, was in his first year as an assistant coach.
Carolina Panthers signed Miles Sanders, a running back from the Philadelphia Eagles, to a four-year, $25 million deal. Sanders played under Duce Staley, his former assistant head coach and running backs coach, who reportedly played a significant role in getting him to Carolina. Staley praised Sanders' big-play ability and potential in the receiving game, which he will have to tap into for the Panthers. Sanders finished the 2020 season with 867 rushing yards, six touchdowns, and three runs of at least 70 yards.
Former Philadelphia Eagles running back Miles Sanders has signed a four-year deal with the Carolina Panthers, reuniting with former Eagles running backs coach Duce Staley. Sanders is coming off the best season of his career and his first Pro Bowl nod, but it was apparent that the Eagles weren’t going to bring him back. In his Eagles career, he rushed for 3,708 yards, which ranks eighth in Eagles franchise history.