The Scoop - Sunday February 2, 2025

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Jacksonville Jaguars: The Jaguars are hiring Bills assistant defensive line coach Matt Edwards as their new defensive line coach the NFL Network has shared. Also, former Panthers assistant Tem Lukabu is joining the staff as linebackers coach. 

Offensive Coordinator Tracker: With changes today at Ohio State and Alabama, we're at 48 FBS Offensive Coordinator changes this cycle. 

Alabama: Kalen DeBoer and former Washington and Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb are reuniting at Alabama. Here are the details.

Las Vegas Raiders: Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly is Pete Carroll's choice to be the new offensive coordinator in Vegas, sources tell FootballScoop.

Arizona Cardinals: Minnesota defensive line coach Winston DeLattiboudere is expected to be the new defensive line coach for the Cards, per CBS Sports.

New York Jets: Veteran NFL offensive coordinator Scott Turner is joining the staff as pass game coordinator. Turner spent last season as the Raiders interim offensive coordinator.

Texas: Memphis director of recruiting Josh Dunson is joining the Longhorns staff, per CBS Sports. A former recruiting specialist at Georgia Tech, Dunson helped Memphis recruit the top ranked class in the AAC.

UAB: Carter Putt, who just finished his player career as a Blazer, has joined the staff as an offensive assistant.

New England Patriots: Carlos Lopez shares the role of former special teams standout Matthew Slater, who served as a special assistant to the head coach last year, will not have that role carried over to Mike Vrabel's staff. 

New York Jets: Charles London, who spent last season with the Seahawks as quarterbacks coach, is expected to join Aaron Glenn's staff in the same capacity, per NFL Network.

Jacksonville Jaguars: SI shares that former Panthers and Commanders head coach Ron Rivera has met with Liam Coen about a potential role on staff. The Jags have a first-year NFL head coach in Coen as well as a first-year defensive coordinator in Anthony Campanile, so adding someone with Rivera's experience would make a lot of sense.

Virginia: The program has announced the hires of Davis Lewandowski (offensive analyst) and Kam Butler (defensive analyst).

Jacksonville Jaguars: NFL Network shares tight ends coach Richard Angulo is being retained in the same role and has inked a new multi-year deal.

Colgate (FCS - NY): Patrick Rotchford, a former FootballScoop Division III Coordinator of the Year winner for his work as the offensive coordinator at SUNY Cortland (D-III) during their national championship run, is the new offensive line coach / run game coordinator.

Las Vegas Raiders: Defensive line coach Rob Leonard is being retained and adding run-game coordinator responsibilities, per NFL Netork.

Baltimore Ravens: John Harbaugh is reportedly filling a key defensive assistant coaching position on staff with an ACC coordinator.

Wyoming: Per source, Whitworth University (D-III - WA) offensive coordinator / quarterback coach Bryce Missey has accepted the assistant quarterbacks coach job.

Cal: Eastern Washington (FCS) co-offensive coordinator and receivers coach Jeff McDaniels has accepted the assistant tight ends / assistant offensive line coach. McDaniels will now be coaching under new Cal offensive coordinator Bryan Harsin at a third different program, having coached under him for multiple seasons at Auburn in addition to Boise State.

Troy: Tyler Hancock has accepted the special teams coordinator job after one season at Buffalo and prior stops at Baylor, Charlotte, Maryland, WVU and Kentucky.

Oklahoma: Brent Venables will be his own play-caller in 2025. In doubling down on his successful defense, he will by definition spend less time on the aspects of his program that put his job in jeopardy in the first place and hand an enormous amount of responsibility to his 30-year-old offensive coordinator.

Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys are expected to interview a former player-turned-top college assistant for a job on Brian Schottenheimer's new staff.

Oklahoma: CBS Sports shares that Nate Dreiling, who we shared days ago was being targeted for a spot on the defensive staff in Norman yesterday, will coach the inside linebackers for the Sooners.

Ohio State: Ohio State is set to lose another key assistant from Ryan Day's coaching staff. 

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