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Chuck Bresnahan, who was defensive coordinator for the Oakland Raiders when the Silver and Black won three straight AFC Western Division titles and played in Super Bowl XXXVII, returns to that capacity. “This is an incredible opportunity for me to come back to the Raiders and work again where we had so many great years,” said Bresnahan.
Reported by Raiders.com
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Bresnahan coached Raiders defensive backs (1998-99), then became defensive coordinator for the team (2000-03). Under Bresnahan in 2002, when Oakland represented the AFC in the Super Bowl, the Raiders defense ranked among the league leaders in least points allowed per game, least rushing yards per attempt and fewest rushing yards allowed per game. Bresnahan was defensive coordinator of the Florida Tuskers of the UFL in 2010 after serving as linebackers coach in 2009. Bresnahan spent four seasons on the Cincinnati Bengals coaching staff, including the final three as defensive coordinator.
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