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Jenna Laine
Tampa, Fla.-The Buccaneers stayed internally to fill the void left by Liam Coen in the offensive coordinator, hiring the coordinator of the path Joseh Grizzard for the paper on Friday.
Grizzard has spent only one season with the team, but was responsible for an offensive of the third Down that became a rate of 50.9%, the highest in the NFL and a franchise record, and its percentage of pass of 45.9% in The third Down also a high league. In addition, the third Down runner of 64.4% of the BUCs was the third highest in the history of the franchise, as well as its conversion rate of 67.7% in third and short. Its 33% conversion rate of third and long occupied third place in the league.
“Josh is brilliant and innovative and was fundamental in the planning of our game and the game design during the last year,” said BUCs coach Todd Bowles. “After interviewing several outstanding candidates throughout this process, it was finally clear that our best option was here in our building. We had greatly offensively offensively successively successively About that.
The elevation of Grizzard, which is more loved among the players, allows the BUCS to maintain the greatest possible continuity in their air game, particularly with the field marshal Baker Mayfield, who launched 41 TouchDowns in 2024.
It will be the eighth offensive coordinator for Mayfield in its eight seasons in the League.
Before joining Tampa Bay, Grizzard spent seven seasons with the Miami Dolphins wearing several different training hats: Offensive Quality Control (2017-18), Quality Control (2019), Wide Receptor Coach (2020-21) and Control of offensive quality (2022-23).
His beginning came as a student at Yale in 2012 and then he was a graduate assistant/Quality Control Coach in DUKE of 2013-16.
The BURs interviewed multiple candidates for work after Coen left to become coach of the Jaguars: the coordinator of the Chargers Game Marcus Brady; The assistant offensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings/Assistant Coach of Marshals of Field Grant Udinski; The RAMS offensive assistant/Specialist in the Nate Scheelhaase Passes game, coordinator of the Coach Game/Pass closed winged Nick Caley and the Dave Ragone field marshal coach; and Grizzard, the only internal candidate interviewed.
