Rich Bisaccia

As coach:
	* Wayne State (1983); Defensive backs coach & special teams coach Wayne State (1984–1987); Quarterbacks coach & wide receivers coach; South Carolina (1988); Graduate assistant, tight ends & wide receivers; South Carolina (1989–1990); Volunteer assistant, defensive ends coach & special teams coach; South Carolina (1991); Volunteer assistant, tight ends coach & special teams coach; South Carolina (1992–1993); Running backs coach & special teams coach; Clemson University (1994–1998); Running backs coach & special teams coach; Mississippi (1999); Running backs coach & special teams coach; Mississippi (2000–2001); Assistant head coach, running backs coach & special teams coach; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002–2007); Special teams coordinator; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2008); Assistant head coach, running backs coach & special teams coordinator; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2009–2010); Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator; San Diego Chargers (2011); Special teams coordinator; San Diego Chargers (2012); Special teams coordinator & assistant head coach; Dallas Cowboys (2013–2017); Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator; Oakland Raiders (2018–present); Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator;

Rich Bisaccia
Oakland Raiders
Position:	Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator
Personal information
Born:	June 3, 1960 (age 64); Yonkers, New York
Career information
College:	Yankton
As coach:
	* Wayne State (1983); Defensive backs coach & special teams coach Wayne State (1984–1987); Quarterbacks coach & wide receivers coach; South Carolina (1988); Graduate assistant, tight ends & wide receivers; South Carolina (1989–1990); Volunteer assistant, defensive ends coach & special teams coach; South Carolina (1991); Volunteer assistant, tight ends coach & special teams coach; South Carolina (1992–1993); Running backs coach & special teams coach; Clemson University (1994–1998); Running backs coach & special teams coach; Mississippi (1999); Running backs coach & special teams coach; Mississippi (2000–2001); Assistant head coach, running backs coach & special teams coach; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002–2007); Special teams coordinator; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2008); Assistant head coach, running backs coach & special teams coordinator; Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2009–2010); Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator; San Diego Chargers (2011); Special teams coordinator; San Diego Chargers (2012); Special teams coordinator & assistant head coach; Dallas Cowboys (2013–2017); Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator; Oakland Raiders (2018–present); Assistant head coach & special teams coordinator;
Career highlights and awards	* Super Bowl champion (XXXVII)
	* Super Bowl champion (XXXVII)

Richard Bisaccia (born June 3, 1960) is an American football coach who is the current Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League (NFL).

Prior to joining the Cowboys, Bisaccia was the assistant head coach, special teams coordinator and running backs coach for Auburn University's football team; he was hired to that position by Gus Malzahn in January 2013.^[1] Auburn released Bisaccia from his contract after less than a month to allow him to sign with the Cowboys.^[2]

He was previously assistant head coach and special teams coach for the NFL's San Diego Chargers.^[3]

Bisaccia was the special teams coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2002 to 2010 and won a Super Bowl ring during his first year with the team.^[4]

A former defensive back at Yankton College in South Dakota, the native of Yonkers, New York began his coaching career at Wayne State College in 1983. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education degree with a minor in Health Education from Wayne State.

In 1988, Bisaccia took a graduate assistant position with South Carolina and coached tight ends and receivers. He also served as a volunteer assistant coach for defensive ends. He took over as an assistant coach in 1992 and was responsible for running backs and special teams. Under Bisaccia, the Gamecocks led the SEC in kickoff returns in 1992 and set a school record for blocked kicks.

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[1] Auburn hires NFL veteran

[2] Rich Bisaccia hired by Cowboys

[3] Chargers promote Rich Bisaccia

[4] Bucs lose coordinator Bisaccia, promote Stukes

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v · d · eCurrent special teams coaches of the National Football League
American Football Conference
AFC East Bruce DeHaven (Buffalo Bills) Darren Rizzi (Miami Dolphins) Scott O'Brien (New England Patriots) Mike Westhoff (New York Jets)	AFC North Jerry Rosburgh (Baltimore Ravens) Darrin Simmons (Cincinnati Bengals) Brad Seely (Cleveland Browns) Al Everest (Pittsburgh Steelers)	AFC South Joe Marciano (Houston Texans) Ray Rychleski (Indianapolis Colts) Russ Purnell (Jacksonville Jaguars) Alan Lowry (Tennessee Titans)	AFC West Jeff Rodgers (Denver Broncos) Steve Hoffman (Kansas City Chiefs) John Fassel (Oakland Raiders) Rich Bisaccia (San Diego Chargers)
National Football Conference
NFC East Joe DeCamillis (Dallas Cowboys) Tom Quinn (New York Giants) Bobby April (Philadelphia Eagles) Danny Smith (Washington Redskins)	NFC North Dave Toub (Chicago Bears) Danny Crossman (Detroit Lions) Shawn Slocum (Green Bay Packers) Mike Priefer (Minnesota Vikings)	NFC South Keith Armstrong (Atlanta Falcons) Brian Murphy (Carolina Panthers) Greg McMahon (New Orleans Saints) Byron Storer (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)	NFC West Kevin Spencer (Arizona Cardinals) Tom McMahon (St. Louis Rams) Kurt Schottenheimer (San Francisco 49ers) Brian Schneider (Seattle Seahawks)

Rich Bisaccia

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