Former Pittsburgh Steelers QB Landry Jones is going from playing to coaching and teaching. Jones has been hired by the Tennessee Volunteers to serve as an offensive analyst, on3’s VolQuest reported late Wednesday night.
“Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel has found a his replacement for the offensive analyst vacated by McKenzie Milton’s departure to Scott Frost’s staff at Central Florida,” Brent Hubbs wrote for the site. “Heupel is bringing in his former Oklahoma quarterback Landry Jones.”
As Hubbs notes, Jones played under Heupel during his excellent college career at Oklahoma.