lmaoIt's my understanding that he hasn't had much success as an OL coach, but on the flip side, he also probably isn't going to be doing 8-balls or cranking his hog in his office before team meetings.
Welcome back, Coach.
Dude was dreadful with the patriots they basically blamed him for all their issues the year Denver met at the qb the entire afc champ game.
Can't blame him for the fact nobody could block Miller thoughtDude was dreadful with the patriots they basically blamed him for all their issues the year Denver met at the qb the entire afc champ game.
Dude was dreadful with the patriots they basically blamed him for all their issues the year Denver met at the qb the entire afc champ game.
DeGuglielmo, known as Guge, has a history with a power-running offense from his time with the Giants, Dolphins, and Jets.
We often talk about how Bill Belichick "likes to buy the groceries" when it comes to adding players to the roster that fit his schemes and strategies, and the same applies to the offensive line. Scarnecchia has been helping buy the ingredients, but Guge the Chef didn't know how to cook with them.
http://nypost.com/2015/02/01/once-prickly-jets-coach-getting-last-laugh-with-patriots/Now, he’s in the Super Bowl.
DeGuglielmo was an interesting figure in the tumultuous 2012 Jets season that featured Tim Tebow, a 6-10 finish and plenty of drama. DeGuglielmo fought with the media in a few memorable press conferences, drew former general manager Mike Tannenbaum’s ire when he said the front office was forcing him to play Vlad Ducasse. All of it led to a short stay with the Jets.
“Every experience is a little different,” he said this week. “I enjoyed my time in Florham Park. The people there were good people. Rex [Ryan] is a good guy to work for. [Owner Woody] Johnson’s a good man. Believe it or not, I had a pretty pleasant experience besides the fact that you guys didn’t like me.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_DeGuglielmoMiami Dolphins
Position: Offensive line coach
Personal information
Date of birth: July 15, 1968 (age 49)
Place of birth: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Career information
High school: Lexington (MA)
College: Boston University
Career history
As coach:
- Boston College (1991–1992)
Graduate assistant- Boston University (1993–1996)
Offensive line coach & assistant head coach- Connecticut (1997–1998)
Offensive line coach- South Carolina (1999–2003)
Offensive line coach- New York Giants (2004–2008)
Assistant offensive line & quality control coach- Miami Dolphins (2009–2011)
Offensive line coach- New York Jets (2012)
Offensive line coach- New England Patriots (2014–2015)
Offensive line coach- Los Angeles Chargers (2016–present)
Assistant offensive line coach- Miami Dolphins (2017-present)
Offensive line coach
Career highlights and awards
- 2× Super Bowl Champion (XLII, XLIX)
- NFC Champion (2007)
- AFC Champion (2014)