Former Redskins Coaches Finding New Gigs

Hiring season is almost complete. Most open jobs have been filled, even on the assistant level but several former Redskins coaches have new gigs.

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We know about Jay Gruden heading to the Jaguars and Bill Callahan joining the Cleveland Browns but some other former Redskins assistant coaches are on the move with new jobs after everyone besides Special Teams Coordinator, Nate Kaczor, and Running Backs coach, Randy Jordan, was blown out. 

Former Redskins linebackers coach (for a year), Rob Ryan, was on radio row Tuesday doing a podcast for the NFL. He's still looking for a new coaching gig. 

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Brian Angelichio was thought to be heading back to Green Bay but instead decided to replace the coach who replaced him in Charlotte with the Panthers. 

#Packers TE coach Brian Angelichio won't return as first thought. Matt LaFleur has decided to hire #Falcons quality control / asst. OL coach Justin Outten to replace him. Angelichio is another one of the McCarthy position coaches who won't be back. He'll find another job.

— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) January 22, 2019

Angelichio's addition in Carolina was accompanied by a move of former Redskins assistant Jake Peetz shifting to work with Cam Newton (presumably) and the Panthers' quarterbacks. Ron Rivera was reportedly trying to hire Peetz in Washington.

Former offensive line coach (once Bill Callahan became interim head coach) Phil Rauscher was just announced as an assistant O-line coach in front of Kirk Cousins and the Minnesota Vikings. 

In case you missed it earlier in the offseason, Jim Tomsula went from the Redskins defensive line to the Cowboys defensive line. 

How about a blast from the past? Remember Jerry Gray from Joe Gibbs and Jim Zorn's staff? 

#Packers coach Matt LaFleur is hiring former #Vikings DBs coach Jerry Gray to be his secondary coach, according to a source. Gray doesn't come from the Mike Pettine system and will have strong opinions on how to play defense after being a coordinator in two different places.

— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) January 28, 2020

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