Edmonton Eskimos - Current Front Office and Coaching Staff

Current Front Office and Coaching Staff

Edmonton Eskimos Staff
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Front Office
  • President and CEO – Len Rhodes
  • Director of Football Operations – Vacant
  • General Manager – Vacant
  • Assistant General Manager and Director of Player Personnel – Paul Jones
  • Manager of Football Operations and Canadian Scouting – Vacant
  • Head Scout – Edward Hervey
  • Head Canadian Scout - Rob Ralph

Head Coaches

  • Head Coach – Kavis Reed
  • Assistant Head Coach - Kit Lathrop

Offensive Coaches

  • Offensive Coordinator – Kavis Reed
  • Quarterbacks – Marcus Crandell
  • Run Game Coordinator and Running Backs – Jamie Barresi
  • Receivers – Derrell Mitchell
  • Offensive Line – Tim Prinsen
  • Offensive Consultant – David Kelly

Defensive Coaches

  • Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers – Mark Nelson
  • Defensive Line – Kit Lathrop
  • Defensive Backs – Marcello Simmons
  • Defensive Assistant - Terry Eisler

Special Teams Coaches

  • Special Teams Coordinator – Marcello Simmons
  • Special Teams Assistant - Terry Eisler

Strength and Conditioning

  • Strength and Conditioning Trainer – Mike Cook


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