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Odds on the "non-Rhule" guys

Mr. Scot

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A reminder of the assistants who don't have prior connections to Matt Rhule:

Offensive Line Coach Pat Meyer
Tight Ends Coach Brian Angelichio
Special Teams Coordinator Chase Blackburn    
Pass Rush Speciaist Don Johnson    

And their potential in-house replacements if we don't hire from outside:

Assistant Offensive Line Tony Sparano (Meyer)
Defensive Assistant Kevin Gilbride Jr (Angelichio)
Assistant Special Teams Coordinator Ed Foley (Blackburn)
Coaching Assistant Terrance Knighton (Johnson)

In your opinion, who stays? Who goes?

(pretty sure I already know the answer to at least one of these)

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