Meet The 2024 New Orleans Saints Coaches
Excerpts from a series from the Saints Official website, Meet The 2024 Saints Coaches, we take a look at who makes up the staff.
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Klint Kubiak enters his first season with the Saints as offensive coordinator, his 11th NFL season and 15th campaign overall in coaching. He arrives in New Orleans after serving as the San Francisco 49ers' offensive passing game specialist in 2023.
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Clancy Barone enters his second season as tight ends coach of the New Orleans Saints. Barone has 35 years of coaching experience, his first 17 at the collegiate level and his last 18 in the NFL. New Orleans is the sixth NFL stop for Barone, having most recently served as tight ends coach for the Chicago Bears from 2020-21.
Prior to his Bears tenure, Barone has coached either tight ends or offensive line with the Falcons (2004-06), Chargers (2007-08), Broncos (2009-16), Vikings (2017-18). As a tight ends coach, Barone has had four players voted to the Pro Bowl with four different teams: the Falcons' Alge Crumpler, the Chargers' Antonio Gates, the Broncos' Julius Thomas and the Vikings' Kyle Rudolph.
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John Benton, a 33-year veteran in the coaching ranks, including 19 in the NFL, enters his first season as offensive line coach with the New Orleans Saints. Of the NFL offensive lines he has directed since 2004, seven seasons those teams have finished in the top ten in the league in rushing yards per game.
In his first season with the Jets (2021), Benton's group had 11 different players see time, including nine different starters that formed seven different combinations.
Improving in the system over the course of the season in both the run and pass game, the line helped pave the way for the Jets to average 5.19 yards per carry, the second-best average in the league over the final eight weeks. In pass protection, the line improved their pressure allowed percentage from 32.4 to 25.6 over Weeks 11 through 18, a top half percentage in that span. The line's depth and versatility was on full display in Weeks 16 & 17, as Benton's group – dealing with injuries and COVID - blocked for consecutive games of 150+ rushing yards and one-or-fewer sacks allowed, only the third team in the league with consecutive such games and the first time the Jets did so in back-to-back weeks since 2015.
Over Benton's four seasons in San Francisco (2017-20) as the offensive line coach, the 49ers produced the fourth most rushing yards in the league, with top ten rushing offenses in each of his last three seasons, including the league's number one rushing attack in 2019 as they advanced to Super Bowl LIV.
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Rick Dennison brings a wealth of offensive experience to the Saints in 2024 as the club's senior offensive assistant. Entering his 28th season of coaching in the NFL, Dennison has been part of 13 playoff appearances, five division titles, and three Super Bowl victories - XXXII, XXXIII and 50.
Dennison has been a part of winning programs, posting a .500 or better record in 20 of his 27 NFL seasons and has been part of 12 seasons of 10+ wins under his belt. His 17 seasons in Denver resulted in three Super Bowl titles, eight playoff appearances, four AFC West titles and eight seasons of 10+ wins while only suffering two losing seasons.
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Excerpts from a series from the Saints Official website, Meet The 2024 Saints Coaches, we take a look at who makes up the staff.
Links Below. All can be viewed in full at www.neworleanssaints.com
Meet the 2024 New Orleans Saints coaches: Klint Kubiak
Kubiak is entering his first season with the Saints
Klint Kubiak enters his first season with the Saints as offensive coordinator, his 11th NFL season and 15th campaign overall in coaching. He arrives in New Orleans after serving as the San Francisco 49ers' offensive passing game specialist in 2023.
Klint Kubiak
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
In 2023, Kubiak played a pivotal role in the planning and tutelage within the passing game of the NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers finished the regular season ranked second in the NFL in total offense (398.4 ypg.), including fourth in net passing yards per game (257.9). San Francisco finished first in the league in red zone touchdown percentage (67.2), fourth in in third down conversion percentage (47.5) and were tied for the sixth-fewest turnovers in the NFL.
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Meet the 2024 New Orleans Saints coaches: Clancy Barone
Barone is entering his second season with the Saints
Clancy Barone enters his second season as tight ends coach of the New Orleans Saints. Barone has 35 years of coaching experience, his first 17 at the collegiate level and his last 18 in the NFL. New Orleans is the sixth NFL stop for Barone, having most recently served as tight ends coach for the Chicago Bears from 2020-21.
Clancy Barone
TIGHT ENDSPrior to his Bears tenure, Barone has coached either tight ends or offensive line with the Falcons (2004-06), Chargers (2007-08), Broncos (2009-16), Vikings (2017-18). As a tight ends coach, Barone has had four players voted to the Pro Bowl with four different teams: the Falcons' Alge Crumpler, the Chargers' Antonio Gates, the Broncos' Julius Thomas and the Vikings' Kyle Rudolph.
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Meet the 2024 New Orleans Saints coaches: John Benton
Benton is entering his first season with the Saints
John Benton, a 33-year veteran in the coaching ranks, including 19 in the NFL, enters his first season as offensive line coach with the New Orleans Saints. Of the NFL offensive lines he has directed since 2004, seven seasons those teams have finished in the top ten in the league in rushing yards per game.
John Benton
OFFENSIVE LINEIn his first season with the Jets (2021), Benton's group had 11 different players see time, including nine different starters that formed seven different combinations.
Improving in the system over the course of the season in both the run and pass game, the line helped pave the way for the Jets to average 5.19 yards per carry, the second-best average in the league over the final eight weeks. In pass protection, the line improved their pressure allowed percentage from 32.4 to 25.6 over Weeks 11 through 18, a top half percentage in that span. The line's depth and versatility was on full display in Weeks 16 & 17, as Benton's group – dealing with injuries and COVID - blocked for consecutive games of 150+ rushing yards and one-or-fewer sacks allowed, only the third team in the league with consecutive such games and the first time the Jets did so in back-to-back weeks since 2015.
Over Benton's four seasons in San Francisco (2017-20) as the offensive line coach, the 49ers produced the fourth most rushing yards in the league, with top ten rushing offenses in each of his last three seasons, including the league's number one rushing attack in 2019 as they advanced to Super Bowl LIV.
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Meet the 2024 New Orleans Saints coaches: Rick Dennison
Dennison is entering his first season with the Saints
Rick Dennison brings a wealth of offensive experience to the Saints in 2024 as the club's senior offensive assistant. Entering his 28th season of coaching in the NFL, Dennison has been part of 13 playoff appearances, five division titles, and three Super Bowl victories - XXXII, XXXIII and 50.
Rick Dennison
SENIOR OFFENSIVE ASSISTANTDennison has been a part of winning programs, posting a .500 or better record in 20 of his 27 NFL seasons and has been part of 12 seasons of 10+ wins under his belt. His 17 seasons in Denver resulted in three Super Bowl titles, eight playoff appearances, four AFC West titles and eight seasons of 10+ wins while only suffering two losing seasons.
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