The Los Angeles Rams have lost several coaches this offseason, which is an annual tradition for Sean McVay’s staff. Among them was Jeremy Springer, the Rams’ assistant special teams coordinator. He left to become the Patriots’ special teams coordinator, opening up a spot in Chase Blackburn’s group in Los Angeles.
The Rams have filled the role of assistant special teams coach by hiring former Kansas State special teams quality control coach Chili Davis. The news was first reported by Matt Zenitz of 247Sports, and it’s been confirmed in Davis’ bio on Twitter where he wrote “Assistant ST @RamsNFL”.
The Los Angeles #Rams are expected to hire Kansas State’s Chili Davis as an assistant special teams coach, sources tell @247sports.
Before Kansas State, Davis was special teams coordinator at Florida A&M and worked at places like University of Washington.… pic.twitter.com/TR3plHzgXa
— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) February 12, 2024
Last year was Davis’ first season with Kansas State after being Florida A&M’s special teams coordinator in 2022. Prior to that, he also had stints with Washington and New Mexico State.
