Morris' coaching staff completed

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FEBRUARY 11, 2009

As promised, here are the details of coach Raheem Morris' revamped coaching staff.

If some of this seems redundant, it's because some of these appointments have already been reported over the past couple of weeks.

Steve Logan, the former offensive coordinator at Boston College, will be the running backs coach. He replaces Rich Bisaccia, who last season coached running backs and special teams. Bisaccia will serve in a different capacity this year: special teams coordinator/associate head coach.The decision to have him concentrate solely on special teams, the team said, was made by Morris and GM Mark Dominik before the hiring of offensive coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski.

The Bucs also announced the hiring of Chris Mosely for assistant offensive line coach. Mosely was the tight ends coach at Princeton last season after serving as assistant offensive line coach at Boston College in 2007.

And, as we told you in the previous post, Alfredo Roberts has been named tight ends coach while receivers coach Richard Mann was given a new title: assistant head coach/wide receivers coach. Click here for those details.

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