Saints passing game coordinator Ronald Curry is a rising star in NFL coaching circles

Posted Mar 9, 2022
The New Orleans Saints expanded quarterbacks coach Ronald Curry’s responsibilities to include the title of passing game coordinator. Curry has been on the Saints coaching staff since 2016. Every year since, he’s moved to a new role on an upward trajectory that looks to be priming him to step into an offensive coordinator position in the near future. (USA Today)

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