Eagles Signs in a 35Years Old Player With a Sum Of $500 million to Replace…
The Rams were among the several clubs that had to reassemble their coaching staff in the offseason. changing staff members is never easy, but the Rams aren’t doing it because they had to dismiss anyone—rather, they are just changing coaches who were promoted to higher positions. Head coach Sean McVay is assembling a new staff under his direction that will undoubtedly succeed under his guidance, as he has done year after year.
Although the term “offensive assistant” in that job is new, we were already aware of the appointments of Nate Scheelhaase, a pass game specialist, senior offensive assistant Jerry Schuplinski, and quarterbacks coach Dave Ragone to replace Zach Robinson. Furthermore, tight ends coach Nick Caley now bears the position of pass game coordinator, which was formerly held by the late Robinson. Finally, Los Angeles added former Jets quarterbacks coach Rob Calabrese as an offensive assistant after Robinson and former defensive coordinator Raheem Morris moved to Atlanta with offensive assistants K.J. Black and Nick Jones. After three years in his first NFL coaching post, Calabrese takes a step back.
Since Morris left to take over as the Falcons’ new head coach, the defensive side of the ball has undergone the biggest changes. We have previously reported on the hiring of Sean Desai, a former defensive coordinator for the Eagles, as a senior defensive assistant, the departure of assistant head coach Jimmy Lake, who went to Atlanta to take over as Morris’ defensive coordinator, and the replacement of Eric Henderson as defensive line coach and run game coordinator by Griff Smith.
