BOULDER — When Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders addressed his team on the first day of training camp, he introduced a new and important voice in the quarterback room: former NFL signal-caller and Super Bowl-winning coach Byron Leftwich.
Byron Leftwich hasn’t officially been announced as a member of the Colorado football coaching staff, but he’s already making an impact. The former NFL quarterback has been working with the Buffaloes’ quarterbacks this month as they prepare for the upcoming season.
When Deion Sanders introduced Byron Leftwich to his Colorado Buffaloes team this week, it felt like a major win. “This guy knows what he’s doing,” Sanders told his players.
How many of the NFL players to rush for at least 1,000 yards in at least four seasons in the Super Bowl Era (since 1966) can you name in seven minutes?
Byron Leftwich’s arrival at Colorado could be a game-changer for freshman quarterback Julian Lewis. With Shedeur Sanders off to the NFL and the Buffaloes entering a new era, the Super Bowl-winning offensive coordinator brings elite experience and a quarterback’s mindset.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
Deion Sanders is not done reshaping the Colorado Buffaloes.
Who’s next, David Garrard? Other Jacksonville Players? Look, apparently I’ve been out of the NFL game too long. I remember Byron Leftwich the Jacksonville quarterback.
Two days after teasing "huge moves" would be coming to his coaching staff, Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders has hired former Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich.
According to Jordan Schultz, former Buccaneers OC Byron Leftwich is set to join the University of Colorado’s coaching staff under Deion Sanders. The last we heard in January, Leftwish was still looking to return to coaching in the NFL after having two interviews this offseason.
Byron Leftwich was noticed at Colorado's practice after Deion Sanders said 'big moves' would be coming for his staff. While nothing is official, the potential of the former QB turned NFL offensive coordinator joining Coach Prime in Boulder has everyone buzzing.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Deion Sanders may have just added another NFL name to his Colorado Buffaloes coaching staff. In a recent Reach the People Media video by Deion Sanders Jr.
Former Buccaneers OC Byron Leftwich is still looking to return to coaching in the NFL and has had two interviews so far this offseason. He interviewed for the Patriots head coaching job before they hired Mike Vrabel and has also interviewed for the Seahawks’ offensive coordinator position.
You look at basically any mock draft this cycle and you will see the Green Bay Packers taking a defensive player—be it a cornerback, edge defender, or even a defensive tackle.
Shortly after news broke that the Seattle Seahawks had scheduled Minnesota Vikings assistant Grant Udinski for a second interview to discuss their offensive coordinator vacancy on Friday, an unexpected candidate emerged from the woodwork.
Two weeks after firing first-year offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, the Seattle Seahawks are already interviewing preliminary candidates. The search continued with an interview with former Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant Byron Leftwich, who was recently involved with the New England Patriots’ head coaching hiring process.
The Seahawks continue to move forward in their search for an offensive coordinator.
Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports that the Seattle Seahawks recently interviewed former Buccaneers OC Byron Leftwich for their vacant offensive coordinator position.
Former Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich looks to be attempting to get back into coaching. Leftwich is in the running for the New England Patriots’ head coaching position, with an interview taking place on Tuesday, according to Mike Jones of The Athletic.
The New England Patriots are interviewing Byron Leftwich for their head coaching vacancy on Tuesday, The Athletic reported. The Patriots fired Jerod Mayo on Sunday after compiling a 4-13 record in his first season in Foxborough.
Another name has surfaced in New England's search for a new head coach.
With the 2024 season coming to a close in the matter of a few short days, it is very possible the Jacksonville Jaguars are entering the final week of the Doug Pederson era.
As the 2025 hiring cycle approaches, candidates for the three current head coaching vacancies (and others which will likely soon open) are emerging. Byron Leftwich hopes to be among the names to receive consideration for a position on an NFL staff this year.
Mike Jones of The Athletic reports former Buccaneers OC Byron Leftwich is looking to return to coaching in the NFL. Leftwich was fired in January 2023 after receiving head coaching interviews during the 2021 cycle.
Originally appeared at Steelers Now: Report: Steelers Rule Out Byron Leftwich as OC Candidate The Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator search is underway, and even though no interviews have been done just yet by the team, Mike Tomlin and the team are already pegging the correct way to go about the hire.
After Matt Canada spent Monday preparing for the Steelers’ Week 12 game against the Bengals, Mike Tomlin informed him Tuesday morning he would not finish out his third season as offensive coordinator.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are now 3-2 (2-0 in the AFC North) and have the division lead following their 17-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 5, but their offense continued to struggle. Could help be on the way to Pittsburgh?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers co-owner Joel Glazer has come to the defense of former offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich after he was unceremoniously shown the door in January.
The Bucs struggled offensively this season and fired Leftwich from his offensive coordinator position. Here's why teams in need of an OC shouldn't let this season deter them from hiring Leftwich.
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