Bulls promote Stamn to O-line coach

March 2, 2009 11:00 AM

Posted by ESPN.com's Graham Watson

Buffalo announced that tight ends and special teams coach Aaron Stamn is now the offensive line coach, replacing Allen Mogridge who left for North Carolina in February.

Stamn, who is in his fourth season with the Bulls, has coached tight ends and special teams for the past three seasons.

With Stamn's move, Joe Dailey, who was a graduate assistant last season, will coach tight ends, and Lee Chambers and Jarod Dodson will coach special teams.

"We have an excellent coaching staff with great chemistry within it, and I am confident that our team will benefit from these changes," head coach Turner Gill said. "Aaron is an outstanding coach and is ready for this challenge, and I am very happy to be able to promote Joe to a full-time position. He is an extremely mature young man who is going to be a great coach."

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