Dozerdog
01-15-2003, 01:15 PM
Looks like Mariucci has been released from the final year of his contract.
It is unknown about the fate of his staff.
Bruce DeHaven (http://www.sf49ers.com/team/CoachesBio.asp?CoachID=17)
During his tenure in Buffalo, the Bills made four consecutive Super Bowl appearances, won six AFC East championships and appeared in 20 playoff games. In those 13 years, DeHaven helped develop two of the greatest special teams players in NFL history: Mike Pike and Steve Tasker.
Under DeHaven’s tutelage, Tasker was invited to seven Pro Bowls as the AFC’s Special Teams Player and was voted the 1993 Pro Bowl MVP. In 1996, The Dallas Morning News, in a ranking of the 19 most important statistical categories, named the Bills special teams unit the best in the NFL. His 1991 punt coverage unit led the NFL in fewest punt return yards allowed, the lowest total since the NFL changed the rules allowing only the ends to release on punt coverage when the ball is snapped. DeHaven also guided the Bills’ kickoff coverage unit to a No.1 ranking in the NFL four consecutive years (1987-90).
It is unknown about the fate of his staff.
Bruce DeHaven (http://www.sf49ers.com/team/CoachesBio.asp?CoachID=17)
During his tenure in Buffalo, the Bills made four consecutive Super Bowl appearances, won six AFC East championships and appeared in 20 playoff games. In those 13 years, DeHaven helped develop two of the greatest special teams players in NFL history: Mike Pike and Steve Tasker.
Under DeHaven’s tutelage, Tasker was invited to seven Pro Bowls as the AFC’s Special Teams Player and was voted the 1993 Pro Bowl MVP. In 1996, The Dallas Morning News, in a ranking of the 19 most important statistical categories, named the Bills special teams unit the best in the NFL. His 1991 punt coverage unit led the NFL in fewest punt return yards allowed, the lowest total since the NFL changed the rules allowing only the ends to release on punt coverage when the ball is snapped. DeHaven also guided the Bills’ kickoff coverage unit to a No.1 ranking in the NFL four consecutive years (1987-90).