Advisory/senior assistant role? Guess the Rams didn't want to completely eat that contract.
Reports: Rams Hire Former Jaguars Special Teams Coordinator Joe DeCamillis
The Los Angeles Rams have hired away Joe DeCamillis, the longtime special teams coordinator who spent the past four seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Under his tutelage, the Jags statistically had some of the best special teams in the league.www.si.com
Reports: Rams Hire Former Jaguars Special Teams Coordinator Joe DeCamillis
The Los Angeles Rams have hired away Joe DeCamillis, the longtime special teams coordinator who spent the past four seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Under his tutelage, the Jags statistically had some of the best special teams in the league.
KASSIDY HILLUPDATED:JAN 21, 2021
The Jacksonville Jaguars coaching staff continues to experience substantial turnover as new head coach Urban Meyer looks to fill out his first NFL coaching staff.
The newest change came with Special Teams Coordinator Joe DeCamillis. The longtime special teams coach will be joining the Los Angeles Rams in the same role, according to multiple reports.
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DeCamillis has been a respected special teams coach in the NFL since 1988, always serving in that role. His first stint with the Jaguars came from 2007-2008. He rejoined the Jags in 2017 and had served as the special teams coordinator through this past 2020 season.
Under DeCamillis’ reign, the Jags special team units had become a strength on an otherwise maligned team. Kicker Josh Lambo led the league in field goal percentage (minimum 10 kicks) in 2019 and punter Logan Cooke has been in the Top 10 in the league the past two seasons in punting average.
Between Dede Westbrook (2018) and Keelan Cole (2020) the Jaguars under DeCamillis have had two top four punt returners in the NFL in their respective seasons (minimum five returned punts) as well as a punt returned for a touchdown with both guys.
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With good hands that can double as a deep threatUp next... burner at KR.
100%We need gunners too. Some lengthy types who can get downfield and disrupt shit.
I think they want him to advise on what NOT to do from his personal experience of course.
Bonamego is dealing with cancer. I’ve seen it suggested that the Rams may have ‘kicked him upstairs’ as a humanitarian gesture so that he could retain his health insurance.
If so, then I’m okay with it.
Bonamego is dealing with cancer. I’ve seen it suggested that the Rams may have ‘kicked him upstairs’ as a humanitarian gesture so that he could retain his health insurance.
If so, then I’m okay with it.
If that didn't have an impact on his coaching, I'd be shocked. Poor dude. We've been roasting him and calling for him to be fired all year, turns out he has cancer. I'm glad he's with a good organization that will take care of him like that. Similar to how we took care of that kid we drafted with a heart condition. Good people.Bonamego is dealing with cancer. I’ve seen it suggested that the Rams may have ‘kicked him upstairs’ as a humanitarian gesture so that he could retain his health insurance.
If so, then I’m okay with it.
Kudo's to the rams, for that classy move.....Bonamego is dealing with cancer. I’ve seen it suggested that the Rams may have ‘kicked him upstairs’ as a humanitarian gesture so that he could retain his health insurance.
If so, then I’m okay with it.
I applaud the Rams for keeping Bonamego on as advisor. Rather seem them be gracious than ruthless.
And after all, they had enough confidence in him to hire him. He may well have some insight that remains valuable (though not including picking the field goal kicker or coaching x and o's on coverage and returns.)