New England Patriots training camp starts next week, and the organization revealed the roles for the coaches in the upcoming season.
There are several familiar faces back on the coaching staff, as well as new additions. Some of the more notable roles include Joe Judge as the assistant head coach and Evan Rothstein as the assistant quarterbacks coach.
The staff shakeup comes on the heels of a difficult 2022 season for New England, who missed the playoffs for the second time in three years. They’re hopeful the new-look staff can create the necessary changes to get the Patriots back into postseason contention.
Here’s the coaching staff expected to lead the way to change in 2023:
Troy Brown: Wide receivers/kick returners
Will Lawing: Tight ends
Evan Rothstein: Assistant quarterbacks
Ross Douglas: Wide receivers
Bill O'Brien: Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks
Billy Yates: Assistant offensive line
Adrian Klemm: Offensive line
Vinnie Sunseri: Running backs
Brian Belichick: Safeties
DeMarcus Covington: Defensive line
Jerod Mayo: Linebackers
Steve Belichick: Linebackers
Keith Jones: NFL coaching fellowship/defense
Mike Pellegrino: Cornerbacks
V'Angelo Bentley: NFL coaching fellowship/defense
Cameron Achord: Special teams coordinator
Joe Houston: Special teams assistant
Joe Judge: Assistant head coach
Bill Belichick: Head coach
