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The Titans announced the final additions to Vrabel’s staff on Tuesday with the hires of assistant special teams coach Matt Edwards Jamel Dean Jersey , defensive assistants Scott Booker and Ryan Crow and quality control coach Matt Pees.

Mike Sullivan and Luke Steckel will remain on the staff as offensive assistants.

Matt Pees is the son of new Titans defensive coordinator Dean Pees. He had been the head coach at Green Mountain High School in Lakewood, Colorado.

Edwards spent the last four years as a defensive coordinator at Tiffin (Ohio) University. Booker coached safeties and special teams at Nebraska this past season after spending seven years on Notre Dame’s staff. Crow was a graduate assistant at Ohio State this past season.

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