THE SIDELINES : Rams’ Coury Signs With Patriots
FOXBORO, Mass. —
The New England Patriots, as expected, today named Rams quarterback coach Dick Coury as offensive coordinator.
Coury, who was with the Rams for five years, returns to the New England area, where he coached in the now defunct USFL.
New head coach Dick MacPherson said Coury has “one of the best offensive minds in the game. His offensive knowledge will help make the Patriots one of the most exciting teams to watch in the ‘90s.”
That would be a big change from the 1990 season, when the Patriots struggled with a lackluster offense and posted a 1-15 record.
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