All articles tagged with #staff changes
Originally Published 7 days ago — by Atlanta Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons are searching for a new general manager after parting ways with Terry Fontenot, with the process being documented and updated by the team's editorial staff, including interviews and reports from trusted league reporters.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by Yahoo
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's long-time aide James Holt is leaving his role at Archewell Philanthropies after five years, as part of ongoing staff restructuring, with Holt returning to the UK and continuing to support their humanitarian efforts remotely. The couple's team has experienced other recent departures, but they maintain their staff remains intact and are adjusting to a new operational model.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by MLB Trade Rumors
The Washington Nationals have retained Mike DeBartolo in their front office but have parted ways with assistant GMs Eddie Longosz and Mark Scialabba as part of a broader staff overhaul under new president Paul Toboni, with several other staff members also expected to leave.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Washington Post
The Kennedy Center has dismissed Kevin Struthers, the senior director of music programming, marking another staff departure since the Trump administration took control of the institution in February.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by VT hokiesports.com
Virginia Tech football head coach Brent Pry announced staff changes, parting ways with defensive coordinator Chris Marve, offensive line coach Ron Crook, and strength and conditioning director Dwight Galt IV, citing the need for improved on-field results. The Hokies, with a 6-6 record, are set to play Minnesota in the Duke's Mayo Bowl on January 3.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Pokes Report
Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy is finalizing a restructured contract with OSU President Dr. Kayse Shrum and Athletics Director Chad Weiberg, following a special regents meeting. The new contract reportedly includes a reduced salary and monitored control over hiring staff, particularly coordinators. This comes after a disappointing 3-9 season and the firing of two coordinators. Despite the negative publicity, all parties are eager to finalize the contract and begin rebuilding the team's reputation.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BaltimoreRavens.com
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh announced the hiring of four new coaches to his staff: Mark DeLeone as inside linebackers coach, Dennis Johnson as defensive line coach, Doug Mallory as defensive backs coach, and Travelle Wharton as assistant offensive line coach. The new hires come after the departures of several coaches, including Mike Devlin, who joined the Los Angeles Chargers. Each new coach brings a wealth of experience and expertise to their respective positions, and Harbaugh is confident in their ability to contribute to the team's success in the upcoming season.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bleeding Green Nation
The Philadelphia Eagles have finalized 11 changes to their coaching staff, including promoting T.J. Paganetti to assistant offensive line coach, shifting Ronell Williams to assistant linebackers coach/defensive quality control coach, and hiring new coaches like Doug Nussmeier as quarterbacks coach and Christian Parker as passing game coordinator/defensive backs coach. The team also retained several key coaching staff members and restructured their defensive coaching roles under the influence of new coordinators.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
The Atlanta Falcons have announced several members of head coach Raheem Morris' coaching staff, including the confirmation that assistant head coach/defense Jerry Gray will remain in his role, T.J. Yates will transition from wide receivers coach to quarterbacks coach, and the retention of several other coaches. They have also added defensive line coach Jay Rodgers and chief of staff Steve Scarnecchia to the staff.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Steelers Depot
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin announced that there will be changes to the coaching staff for the 2024 season, including hiring an outside offensive coordinator. Tomlin stated that he is looking at outside candidates for the role and is open to adding to the offensive staff. The decision will be made in collaboration with the general manager and team owner. Potential changes may also extend to the defensive staff, as the team aims to improve after a 10-7 season with inconsistent play and a playoff loss.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Akron Beacon Journal
The Cleveland Browns are undergoing an offensive coaching staff shake-up, with running backs coach Stump Mitchell and tight ends coach T.C. McCartney being let go, and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt also leaving. Defensive staff changes may also be on the horizon. The team has interviewed outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow from the Tennessee Titans and spoken with Duce Staley, the Carolina Panthers' assistant head coach/running backs coach. This marks the second consecutive offseason of significant coaching changes for the Browns, with injuries playing a major role in the team's offensive struggles during the 2023 season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPN
Washington Commanders coach Ron Rivera has stated that he will not make any staff changes despite the team's three consecutive losses and subpar defensive performance. The Commanders have allowed 30 or more points in their last four games, a franchise first. Rivera acknowledged the need for evaluation and potential changes, but emphasized that there is still plenty of football left in the season. The team's defense, which includes six No. 1 draft picks, has struggled, ranking 31st in points allowed per game and 25th in yards. The loss to the Chicago Bears has dampened the positive momentum surrounding the team, with limited partner Magic Johnson expressing disappointment in their lack of intensity.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
Another top staffer for Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is out of a job after her press secretary resigned last week over a tweet suggesting violence against "transphobes." The governor's office confirmed that Murphy Hebert was no longer on the staff but declined to reveal whether she resigned or was fired. Hobbs' office issued a press release announcing a new director of communications will be announced next week, and the reorganization of her leadership team to continue delivering on her commitment to create an Arizona for everyone.