Jenna Laine
Tampa, Fla. – the Buccaneers He remained internally to fill the void left by Liam Coen in the offensive coordinator, employing the game coordinator Josh Grizzard on Friday.
Grizzard spent only one season with the team, but was responsible for the third crime, which was transformed at a rate of 50.9%, the highest in the NFL and franchise records, and its 45.9% for the third percent of the league for the third percentage. tall. In addition, 64.4% of the BUCS shoots was the third highest in the history of the franchise, as well as their 67.7% of the third and short conversion rate. Their 33% of the third and debt conversion rate took third place in the league.
“Josh is bright and innovative and has played a key role in our planning and playing over the past year,” said Bucs Todd Bowles coach. “After interviewing with several outstanding candidates during this process, it became clear that our best option was here in our building. We have achieved a lot of success offensively last season and during our conversations, Grizz provided great ideas on how we can resist his knowledge of our crime, our players and employees will ensure continuity, which is crucial for lasting success. “
The elevation of Grizzard, who is liked among players, allows Bucs to keep as much continuity as possible in his game, especially with the playmaker Baker Mayfield, who threw the best appointments in his career in 2024.
In eight seasons in the league he will be the eighth offensive coordinator Mayfield.
Before joining Tampa Bay, Grizzard spent seven seasons with Miami Dolphins Wearing many different coaching hats: offensive quality control (2017-18), Quality Control (2019), coach of broad audience (2020-21) and offensive quality control (2022-23).
He began as a student assistant in Yale in 2012, and then he was an assistant to graduates/Quality Control Coach in Duke in 2013-16.
Bucs interviewed many candidates for work after Coen came out to become a coach Jaguars: Chargers Game coordinator Marcus Brady; Minnesota Vikings Assistant of the offensive coordinator/assistant coach playmakers Udinski; RAMS Nate Scheelhaase, offensive assistant/PASS specialist, coordinator of the Tights/Pass match Nick Caley and coach of playmakers Dave Ragone; And Grizzard, the only internal candidate with whom the interview was conducted.
