Former NFL wide receiver Cortez Hankton is coming off a national championship-winning season as a Georgia assistant, and he recently …
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February 18th, 2022 at 2:50pm CST by Sam Robinson
Former NFL wide receiver
Cortez Hankton is coming off a national championship-winning season as a Georgia assistant, and he recently accepted an offer to join
Brian Kelly‘s LSU staff. A second offseason relocation may be in the cards.
The Rams want to interview Hankton for their offensive coordinator vacancy, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com
tweets. Los Angeles is looking to replace
Kevin O’Connell, who officially became the Vikings’ head coach this week.
Hankton, 41, is currently LSU’s wide receivers coach and passing-game coordinator but is coming off a season in which he helped Georgia to its first national title since 1980. In place as the Bulldogs’ wideouts coach and pass-game coordinator from 2019-21, Hankton has seen his stock rise after former walk-on
Stetson Bennett threw 29 touchdown passes despite key injuries to his receiving corps last season.
A former UDFA out of Texas Southern, Hankton spent some time as a Jaguars receiver in the 2000s but has become better known as a coach. He was on staff as Vanderbilt’s wideouts coach prior to his Georgia role. Hankton has not previously coached in the NFL.
The Rams
plan to interview Falcons quarterbacks coach
Charles London for this non-play-calling position. Running backs coach
Thomas Brown, former Raiders OC
Greg Olson and ex-Rams assistant-turned-Kentucky OC
Liam Coen are also on the radar to be
Sean McVay‘s top offensive lieutenant.
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