Report: Lane Kiffin Adds Former SEC Legend To His Staff

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March 18, 202615 Comments

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Lane Kiffin is reportedly hiring former Baltimore Ravens quarterback coach Tee Martin as an offensive analyst on his staff, according to Jordan Schultz.

Martin won a National Championship at Tennessee in 1998 and got into coaching in 2006. He previously worked under Lane Kiffin as USC's wide receiver coach from 2012 to 2013.

Martin has spent the past three seasons with the Ravens, working with quarterback Lamar Jackson.

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navy•9 hours

1998

semjase•10 hours

You don't leave a position in the NFL to be an "Analyst" in College. (Unless you're asked to leave by the NFL team)

TigerFanFromBama•31 min

Well you do know the Ravens HC was fired, right? Which results in a new HC bringing in his own staff... kinda like whats currently happening at LSU.

Tigers4Lyfe•13 hours

He's a better college QB than Peyton Manning.

Ace Midnight•13 hours

I think this is an insurance policy in case CWJr bolts for a HC job or the NFL. Tee has been coaching 20 years - has P4 OC experience (USC 2016 - 2018) and has reasonably been everywhere and done everything for an offensive coach, except be the head coach. Now, he does change jobs about every other year, on average, so there's that.

X Carter Is Fast•10 hours

So you think a guy who hasnt been an OC in 8 years is the backup plan?

Ace Midnight•9 hours

No, but a possible bandage if something happens during the playoffs, need to buy time to make a full search, etc. That's why I used the words "insurance policy", not a backup plan. Actually, Dane Stevens is probably the "backup plan" at OC and then Tee can move into QB coach. You wouldn't object to that backup plan, I suppose, would you?

X Carter Is Fast•8 hours

I would. I imagine if that happens lane would handle the play calling.

Friendly Satan•14 hours

Tamaurice

Jabontik•14 hours

Mobile QB's are the future and Lane doubling down. The days of watching the LSU QB hold hold get sacked are over.

Yeti_Chaser•14 hours

Mobile QBs have been the future for 15 years

CallmeSteveo•14 hours

My goodness we can only get so erect!

South21•14 hours

pathetic..keep that sh** to yourself.