After Nathaniel Hackett was hired to be the next Broncos head coach, numerous rumors began to spiral around what assistants may join Hackett’s coaching staff. Those names included Luke Getsy, Adam Stenavich, and Ejiro Evero. Who all have a prior connection or have worked with Nathaniel Hackett at one point in time.

However after certain coordinator postions began to fill up for most notably the Packers and Bears. Hackett went to his bag of tricks and pulled a rabbit out his hat. Hiring on Feb. 2, 2022 former Packers tight end coach Justin Outten to be the new offensive coordinator, former 49ers assistant offensive line coach Butch Barry to be the new Broncos offensive line coach, and former Vikings offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to be the new passing game coordinator/QB coach. Further establishing the potential of a Hackett led Broncos offense heading into next season.

Furthermore the Denver Broncos are not stopping there as potentially (barring any setbacks) will hire Rams secondary coach Ejiro Evero to be the new Broncos defensive coordinator, per Mike Klis.

As well as potentially a special teams coach in Rams assistant special teams coach Dwayne Stukes, per Mike Klis.

Overall, the Nathaniel Hackett’s coaching staff is shaping up to be a promising group with not only experience but both offensively and defensively fit his vision into what the Denver Broncos may look like heading into 2022-2023 NFL season.

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