Loeffler leaves BGSU for QB Coach job at the Philadelphia Eagles

Bowling Green, Ohio (WTVG) -Bowling Green State University Football head coach Scot Loeffler drives the Super Bowl winner to Philadelphia in the position of the quarterback trainer.

Loeffler spent six seasons to train the falcons.

According to a press release from BGSU, in which the move was announced, the team has already started the process to find its replacement.

“BGSU is a special university and community that really includes relationships, people and the student experience,” said Derek van der Merwe. “In these last six seasons, Scot has built up a very successful program in a challenging climate in college sports. It is even more important that he set up this program and ensured that his team and his trainers were really committed to the values ​​and missions that make this university great. Like other great coaches in the history of BGSU football, he showed that everything is possible when building the strengths of this university and its mission. I am looking forward to this process to find the next big guide for our program, which is hugging what it means to be a false. ”

“Trainer Loeffler has an enormous impact on the reconstruction and redesign of BGSU football, the development of athletes and the growing commitment in our learning community and in the region,” said BGSU President Rodney K. Rogers. “Scot has not only devoted itself to BGSU football, but also all of our athletics students and BGSU light athletics as well as our programs for the March and spirits from Falcon. He takes care of player development and student success and we wish him all the best because he continues his coaching career in the NFL with the Super Bowl winner in Philadelphia Eagles. ”

In 2024, Loeffler BGSU led to his third victory against Toledo in six attempts and made him the first BGSU head coach since Gary Blackney, who led the Falcons to two wins in the Glass Bowl.

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