All articles tagged with #offensive line coach
The Las Vegas Raiders named Rick Dennison as offensive line coach, tapping a 30-year NFL coaching veteran whose résumé includes offensive coordinator roles with the Bills, Broncos and Texans, multiple Super Bowl titles with Denver, and recent run-game success with Seattle that boosted its rushing output.
After 13 seasons with the Eagles, offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland relinquished his run game coordinator title and is leaving the team. He says he’s not retiring from coaching and will pursue opportunities with another club as Philadelphia shifts to new run designs under incoming OC Sean Mannion, potentially adopting McVay/Shanahan-inspired schemes.
Analyst says Todd Monken fits the Browns’ need for a disciplined, accountable head coach, with staff reshaping underway (George Warhop as OL coach; possible Anthony Weaver as DC), Rooney Rule considerations, and an open 2026 QB competition among Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel, with a potential veteran backup like Tyler Huntley.
The Cleveland Browns have hired George Warhop as their offensive line coach, reuniting him with head coach Todd Monken after Warhop spent the past two seasons coaching Baltimore’s offensive line. Warhop previously coached the Browns (2009–2013) and has OL coaching experience with the Rams, Cardinals, Cowboys, 49ers, Buccaneers, Jaguars and Texans. With four opening-day starters slated for free agency, the Browns’ staff will need to shape the line for the upcoming season.
The Atlanta Falcons named Bill Callahan their new offensive line coach on Kevin Stefanski’s staff, with the NFL.com roundup also detailing a range of other coaching moves and roster updates across the league.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Roy Istvan, former assistant offensive line coach for the Philadelphia Eagles, to work alongside newly appointed offensive line coach Andy Dickerson. Istvan brings extensive experience, having worked with top offensive linemen and contributed to the Eagles' success, including their Super Bowl win in 2017. His addition follows Dickerson's recent hiring to replace the highly regarded Bill Callahan, who left to join the Tennessee Titans.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Andy Dickerson to replace Bill Callahan as the new offensive line coach, following Callahan's departure to coach with his son in Tennessee. Dickerson, who previously served with the team in various coaching roles, brings extensive experience from his time with the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams. His addition is part of the Browns' efforts to revamp their offensive coaching staff and build on their success with quarterback Deshaun Watson in the upcoming season.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Andy Dickerson as their new offensive line coach, replacing Bill Callahan who left to join his son as the head coach of the Titans. Dickerson, a former Browns assistant, joins the team after previously serving as the offensive line coach for the Seattle Seahawks.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Andy Dickerson as their new offensive line coach, replacing Bill Callahan. Dickerson, who previously worked with the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams, was also considered for the offensive coordinator position before Ken Dorsey was hired. He will now join Kevin Stefanski's coaching staff in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Browns are allowing offensive line coach Bill Callahan to leave his contract and join his son in Tennessee, following his son's new job with the Titans, as it was expected that he would attempt to hire his father; despite being one of the best offensive line coaches in the league, the Browns could have prevented his departure as it is a lateral move.
The Tennessee Titans are finalizing a deal to bring on Bill Callahan as their offensive line coach, allowing him to work alongside his son, Brian Callahan, who was recently hired as the team's head coach. This marks the first time in NFL history that a head coach has hired his father. Bill Callahan, who previously coached for the Cleveland Browns, will join the Titans in an effort to improve their offensive line, which struggled with 64 sacks last season.
The New England Patriots are targeting former Seattle Seahawks offensive line coach Andy Dickerson to be their new offensive line coach, signaling a move towards a West Coast system. Dickerson, who previously worked with the Rams and has a history with the Patriots, would replace Adrian Klemm and join the coaching staff under newly hired offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.
The New England Patriots are reportedly targeting former Seahawks' offensive line coach Andy Dickerson to fill the same role on their coaching staff under new offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt. Dickerson, who played offensive line at Tufts University and previously worked with the Patriots, Rams, and Seahawks, has a proven track record in rookie development and run-game schemes. If hired, he would replace current Patriots offensive line coach Adrian Klemm, who oversaw a struggling unit last season.
Tennessee Titans' new head coach Brian Callahan is expected to hire an elite assistant coach, potentially his father Bill Callahan, a highly respected offensive line coach. There is speculation that Bill Callahan may join the Titans' coaching staff, which could greatly benefit the team's offensive line. Another potential candidate is former Titans head coach Mike Munchak, who has expressed interest in coaching for the team again. Regardless of the outcome, the Titans are poised to benefit from the expertise of either coach.
The Las Vegas Raiders are yet to announce their general manager or head coach, leaving fans eager for updates. Offensive line coach Carmen Bricillo, who won't be returning, reportedly wasn't favored by players due to questions about his coaching techniques and inconsistent unit performance. With the team seeking a new coach to connect with the young offensive line, other news includes reactions to Maxx Crosby's demands, Jimmy Garoppolo's community contribution, and Amy Trask's assessment of remaining playoff quarterbacks.