The Green Bay Packers hired Steve Marshall as their new assistant offensive line coach, the team announced Wednesday.
Marshall has more than 30 years of coaching experience, including six seasons in the NFL. He was on the Houston Texans’ staff from 2002-05, serving as the assistant offensive line coach for his first two years and the offensive line coach for his final two seasons. Marshall coached the offensive line for the Cleveland Browns from 2007-08.
Marshall comes to Green Bay from New Mexico State, where he was named the offensive line coach in January 2014. Prior to that, he held the same position at Colorado from 2011-12, his second stint at the school (also 2000-01).
Marshall began his coaching career at Plymouth State (N.H.) in 1979. He also coached in the collegiate ranks at Tennessee (1980-81, 1993-95), Marshall (1982-83), Louisville (1984), Murray State (1985-86), Virginia Tech (1987-92), UCLA (1996), Texas A&M (1997), North Carolina (1998-99) and California (2009-10).