Look: Cincinnati Bengals Hire Two Offensive Line Coaches in Quest to Protect Joe Burrow. They Hired Scott Peters and Mike McCarthy.

The Cincinnati Bengals have recently appointed Scott Peters as their new offensive line coach. Peters, who comes from the New England Patriots where he served as the offensive line coach in 2024, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record to the team.

Cincinnati Bengals fans won’t need to see or hear much about new offensive line coach Scott Peters to like the hire. Peters, announced as Zac Taylor’s pick this week, arrived with a budding resume, loads of good connections and some great comments.

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The Cincinnati Bengals named Scott Peters their new offensive line coach on Monday. Peters, 46, replaces Frank Pollack, fired by the Bengals on Jan. 6. Peters was the O-line coach

Cincinnati Bengals hire Scott Peters as new offensive line coach, bringing in a guy who knows the AFC North and learned under one of the best in the business, Bill Callahan.

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That is also when the Bengals dismissed Anarumo. He was hired in Cincinnati along with head coach Zac Taylor ... The team announced the hiring of Scott Peters as their new offensive line coach on Monday. They parted ways with Frank Pollack after the ...

Ben Baby covers the Cincinnati Bengals for ESPN ... On Monday, Cincinnati announced Scott Peters as Pollack's replacement and Michael McCarthy as the assistant offensive line coach.

Bengals coach Zac Taylor mentioned division familiarity as a criteria for DC, so Al Golden understands his challenge.

Even though the Cincinnati Bengals finished the season with a winning record (9-8) and on a five-game win streak, the fact the defense and much of the offensive line were huge liabilities through much of the season caused them to miss the NFL Playoffs.