Kevin

Carberry

The move seemingly speaks volumes about Carberry, who helped coach one of the league’s best pass-protection units. The Bucs’ 84.0 PFF pass-blocking grade ranks second among NFL teams this season.

Carberry was dismissed by the Rams following a disastrous 2022 in which the Rams ranked as one of the worst offensive lines in the league. Prior to joining the Rams, Carberry served as Stanford’s run-game coordinator and offensive line coach from 2018-2020.

The Rams dealt with a number of injuries along the offensive line last season and were without left tackle Andrew Whitworth, who retired after the team’s Super Bowl run. Still, there’s no ignoring the fact that the Rams were one of the worst offensive lines in the league in both run blocking and pass protection. Carberry’s dismissal comes just days after head coach Sean McVay announced his plans to return in 2023. Yates also reports that special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis, DB coach Jonathan Cooley, assistant DL coach Skyler Jones, and defensive assistant Lance Schulters will not return next season.

Carberry previously served under Rams HC Sean McVay in Washington. Carberry was an Assistant Offensive Line Coach while McVay held the Offensive Coordinator position. Before his coaching career, Carberry spent a few fleeting moments on the Lions’ and Panthers’ rosters as a defensive lineman.

He takes Otis Leverette’s spot as roster filler.

Carberry was last a member of the Berlin Thunder.