Scott Peters Joins Bengals as New Offensive Line Coach

The Cincinnati Bengals have hired Scott Peters, former New England Patriots offensive line coach, to lead their O-line unit, replacing Frank Pollack.

The Cincinnati Bengals have appointed Scott Peters, formerly of the New England Patriots, as their new offensive line coach, the team announced on Monday. Peters, 46, spent the previous season as the Patriots' offensive line coach, where his unit ranked 29th overall and allowed 52 sacks, the fifth-most in the league.

We have named Scott Peters as offensive line coach and Michael McCarthy as assistant offensive line coach.

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Peters will succeed Frank Pollack, who was among the Bengals coaches let go on January 6th. The Bengals' offensive line struggled similarly, ranking 28th overall. Quarterback Joe Burrow was sacked 48 times this past season, tying for fifth-most alongside Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold.

Before joining the Patriots, Peters served as the offensive line assistant coach for the Cleveland Browns from 2020 to 2023. He will be joined by Michael McCarthy, who worked as Peters' assistant in New England.