Ronald Curry added to New Orleans Saints coaching staff

Posted Feb 2, 2016
The New Orleans Saints have hired former 49ers wide receivers coach Ronald Curry as an offensive assistant to replace Greg Lewis, who left to be a full receivers coach for the Philadelphia Eagles. Curry, a former dual-threat quarterback at UNC who shifted to wide receiver in the NFL, played seven years in the league, and he’s been with the 49ers for the past three. (Baton Rouge Advocate)

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