Commanders Hire Wes Welker as Tight Ends Coach
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The Washington Commanders have hired former NFL wide receiver Wes Welker to coach their tight ends, filling a vacancy created by the departure of Ben Steele. The move comes after Steele was let go following a DWI arrest.
The Washington Commanders needed a replacement for Ben Steele who was let go Tuesday, after a DWI arrest. Welker will now assume the role of tight ends coach for the team.
No further details regarding the terms of Welker’s contract or the specifics of Steele's departure were provided in the report.
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