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He was the school's tight ends coach.In 2013, the Toledo, Ohio, native became a graduate assistant at Michigan for two years before leaving for the same role at the University of Tennessee.From 2016-2018,

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Former Michigan tight end Kevin Koger is set to interview with the Dallas Cowboys for their vacant offensive coordinator opening, according to NFL insider Tom P

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Koger landed in Atlanta before the 2024 season started, spending the year working under offensive coordinator Zac Robinson.

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