Logan Kilgore, Arch Manning's offensive coordinator at famed Newman School, is joining another giant of the New Orleans football scene. Sources told FootballScoop on Tuesday that Kilgore is set to join Sean Payton's new Denver Broncos staff as a quality control coach with the passing game.
Kilgore has, in fact, already left Newman. In December, he re-joined the Arkansas State staff as tight ends coach after working for the Red Wolves as an offensive analyst in 2021.
In between, he helped Arch Manning surpass his uncle Peyton and Eli's school passing touchdown records. Manning threw for 34 scores against two interceptions under Kilgore's direction in 2022.
In 2021, Kilgore worked with the running backs and helped develop the passing game under first-year head coach Butch Jones.
In Denver, he'll work with Payton to adapt his schemes from matching Drew Brees's skillset to Russell Wilson's.
Kilgore played quarterback in the Canadian Football League for six seasons, and also spent the 2018 season as the quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator at Bakersfield College.
A product of Bakersfield College and Middle Tennessee, Kilgore spent part of the 2014 training camp as an undrafted free agent with Payton and the Saints.
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