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Kugler's hire follows the reported addition of Browns assistant offensive line coach Scott Peters. Kugler previously served as the Texans' assistant offensive line coach in 2021, and worked under former Packers offensive line coach James Campen, who overlapped with new Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt and front-office head Eliot Wolf in Green Bay. Kugler had prior college stops at Appalachian State, Washington and UTEP.
Van Pelt, now the Patriots' offensive coordinator, served as Bledsoe's backup in Buffalo from 2002-03, the last two seasons of his 11-year career. After Van Pelt retired following the 2003 season, he called Bledsoe's next and final Bills campaign as the team's radio analyst. Time and business pulled them apart, but friends who remain in football long enough often find that the game will bring them together again.