The Washington Commanders caused a stir by hiring prolific ex-wide receiver Wes Welker to their prestigious staff team. Nobody stands to benefit more than one of the team's fledgling pass-catchers looking to increase their influence in 2025.
Wes Welker‘s tenure on the Dolphins’ coaching staff came to an end this offseason, but he has a new opportunity lined up for 2025. A deal is in place for him to join the Commanders, as first reported by ESPN’s Mike Reiss.
It did not take long for Wes Welker to find another NFL coaching job. Less than three months after getting fired as the wide receivers coach for the Miami Dolphins, Welker has been scooped up by another franchise.
Former NFL Pro Bowl receiver Wes Welker was hired by Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn to be a personnel analyst to assist the front office and the coaching staff.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The New England Patriots have had plenty of great wide receivers come through their organization during the Tom Brady era. One of those receivers, a worthy nominee for the Patriots Hall of Fame, was recently hired to join the Washington Commanders coaching staff.
The Washington Commanders have a new coach on their staff, and it is one of the best receivers of the 2000s. Former New England Patriots wide receiver is heading to Landover, where he will have a spot on Dan Quinn's staff, per Mike Reiss.
Former two-time All-Pro wide receiver Wes Welker is joining the Washington Commanders' coaching staff, ESPN reported Monday. Welker, 43, was fired by the Miami Dolphins in January after three seasons as wide receivers coach and pass game specialist.
According to Mike Reiss, former Dolphins WR coach Wes Welker has been hired to the Commanders coaching staff. Welker will be a personnel analyst and work with both the coaching staff and personnel office, per John Keim.
Two former Miami Dolphins assistant coaches are finding it difficult to locate their next job. Wes Welker, who served as the Dolphins' wide receivers coach, recently interviewed with the New England Patriots, according to MassLive.
INDIANAPOLIS — The notion of Tyreek Hill getting Wes Welker fired as Miami Dolphins wide receivers coach gained some traction in recent days, but head coach Mike McDaniel is pushing back at that notion.
On Monday’s Joe Rose Show on 560 WQAM, Joe said many people have told him that Tyreek Hill got Wes Welker fired after the season. Listen to the clip below.
The Dolphins are hiring former Cowboys wide receivers coach Robert Prince for the same position, Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports. Prince will replace Wes Welker, who the team fired after three seasons.
The Miami Dolphins fired WR Coach Wes Welker a few weeks ago, and the search for his replacement has been somewhat quiet—that is, until the last 48 hours or so.
The Dolphins are making some progress in their effort to replace former receivers coach Wes Welker. Per Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN, Miami has interviewed Robert Prince for the vacancy.
The Miami Dolphins fired special teams coordinator Danny Crossman on Friday as well as wide receivers coach and pass game specialist Wes Welker. Crossman, 57, had been with the Dolphins since 2019 and had been the special teams coordinator since 2022.
A former champion player for the New England Patriots is now looking for new employment. The Miami Dolphins announced Friday that they have fired wide receivers coach/pass game specialist Wes Welker.
The Miami Dolphins announced they fired ST coordinator Danny Crossman and WR coach and pass game specialist Wes Welker on Friday. Crossman, 57, began his coaching career at U.S.
Despite years of sacrificing his body in the NFL, Welker revealed on Twitter that the league denied his application for Line of Duty disability (LOD) benefits.
Welker was hired as San Francisco's wideouts coach in February 2019 after spending time with the Houston Texans as an offensive assistant and special teams assistant in 2017 and 2018.