Bears add offensive quality control coaches

January, 29, 2013
Jan 29
5:38
PM CT
The Chicago Bears announced the hiring Tuesday of offensive quality control coaches Brendan Nugent and Carson Walch.

Nugent worked under new Bears coach Marc Trestman with the Montreal Alouettes in 2012 as an assistant on special teams and offensive quality control coach. Prior to joining the Alouettes, Nugent worked for five seasons (2001-11) at William & Mary as running backs and tight ends coach.

Nugent began his college coaching career at the University of Iowa as an undergraduate assistant working with the offense.

Walch also worked for Trestman in Montreal. In 2012, Walch served as receivers coach after working the two years prior as a quality control coach in charge of special teams.

Before joining the Alouettes, Walch worked three seasons (2007-09) at his alma mater Winona State.

Michael C. Wright | email

Chicago Bears beat reporter
Wright joined ESPNChicago in April 2010 after spending the previous four seasons covering the Jaguars. He also covered the Redskins for two seasons. A native Texan, Wright was a four-year football letterman at West Texas A&M University.

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