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a Total of 18 Coaches! 
The assistant coaches announced Wednesday include: Tim Atkins, defensive quality control coach; Chris Boniol, specialists coach; Mike Caldwell, inside linebackers coach; Mike Chiurco, assistant to the head coach; Christensen, quarterbacks coach; Rick Christophel, tight ends coach; Larry Foote, outside linebackers; Kevin Garver, wide receivers; Joe Gilbert, offensive line coach; Cody Grimm, defensive/special teams assistant; Amos Jones, assistant special teams coach; Leftwich, offensive coordinator; Todd McNair, running backs coach; Antwaan Randle El, offensive assistant; Nick Rapone, safeties coach; Kacy Rodgers, defensive line coach; Kevin Ross, cornerbacks coach; John Van Dam, offensive quality control coach. |
Beat Miami, but with Miami's 17 new coaches, they bring:
Along with head coach
Brian Flores, Jim Caldwell (assistant head coach/quarterbacks),
Danny Crossman (special teams coordinator),
Patrick Graham (defensive coordinator),
Chad O’Shea (offensive coordinator),
Josh Boyer (defensive pass game coordinator/cornerbacks),
Karl Dorrell (wide receivers),
Pat Flaherty (offensive line),
George Godsey (tight ends),
Marion Hobby (defensive line),
Rob Leonard (linebackers),
Tony Oden (safeties),
Jerry Schuplinski (assistant quarterbacks),
Eric Studesville (running backs),
Josh Grizzard (quality control),
Matt Lombardi (quality control), and
Tiquan Underwood (quality control).
179 years of NFL coaching experience.
19 Super Bowl rings with four different organizations – Denver, Indianapolis, New England and the N.Y. Giants.
94 playoff appearances
Won 79 division titles
31 conference championships
They’ve also been part of three national championships at the collegiate level.