Jeff Reinebold returns to the CFL as the Ottawa Redblacks‘ new special-teams coordinator, announced by head coach Ryan Dinwiddie. Reinebold, 68, has an extensive coaching background, including stints with various CFL teams and a recent role at the University of Hawaii. Dinwiddie’s support staff retains key defensive and offensive coaches from last year, ensuring some continuity as he transitions into his first season in Ottawa.
By the NumbersReinebold has over 10 years of experience coaching in the CFL, with tenures across multiple teams since 1991.Dinwiddie has previously led Toronto to two Grey Cup victories during his coaching tenure there. State of PlayDinwiddie is organizing a diverse coaching staff, incorporating successful past experiences and recent hires.Reinebold’s appointment signals a strategic focus on strengthening special teams for the upcoming season. What’s Next
The Redblacks will prepare for the new season with an emphasis on rebuilding their team’s performance, focusing particularly on special teams under Reinebold’s guidance. The effectiveness of Dinwiddie’s coaching decisions will be closely monitored as the team aims to improve their standing in the CFL.
Bottom Line
Reinebold’s return to the CFL with Ottawa highlights the team’s commitment to restoring competitive excellence while leveraging experienced coaching talent. His role will be critical in enhancing the special teams, potentially influencing the Redblacks’ performance in the upcoming season.