Bengals working with 5 coaches in NFL’s NFL Minority Fellowship program

[Coach Andy Mac]

The Cincinnati Bengals coaching staff is welcoming five coaches to work with the team as interns as part of this year’s Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship program.

All five will be working with the team virtually.

The coaching interns are:

• Steve Huanga, offensive quality control coach at the University of North Texas. As a player, Huanga played offensive line at College of the Canyons and Arkansas State University.

He began his coaching career as a strength and conditioning intern at the University of California-Berkeley and Boise State University, and was the defensive line coach at Kuna High School in Idaho. He then served as a graduate assistant at both Auburn and Tulsa, before joining North Texas in 2020.

“The Bill Walsh Fellowship is valuable program for the Bengals, the NFL and the game of football,” said Bengals head coach Zac Taylor. “The candidates are participating virtually again this year, but they will still be able to work on the technical end of coaching, gain important exposure and grow their network of contacts. And from the team’s end, this program always helps our players and coaches build valuable relationships with talented young people in our profession.”

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[meangreen11]

Is Huanga allowed to recruit?

[97and03]

On 6/16/2021 at 7:31 PM, meangreen11 said:

Is Huanga allowed to recruit?

No. Only position coaches (and I think there is/was a limit on how many of them can). 

[El Paso Eagle]

6 minutes ago, 97and03 said:

No. Only position coaches (and I think there is/was a limit on how many of them can). 

Unlimited recruitment is only allowed at P5 schools 😈