Green Bay — David Raih has leading man looks, blue eyes, blond hair and a flat belly befitting the quarterback he once was. If central casting went searching for the prototypical offensive line coach, he'd be the last one called.
Over the last 40 years, the Green Bay Packers have had 15 men serve or function as their assistant offensive line coach. Most of them were grizzled, gnarled campaigners who fit the profile perfectly.
Raih, coach Mike McCarthy's choice to assist James Campen, picked right up on the notion that he doesn't exactly look the part.