Nebraska football is making significant staff changes as it takes care of multiple positions that were either recently vacated or held an interim tag due to other departures. This move is set to bring stability and new expertise to the team's defensive setup.

Nebraska Football's Staff Reorganization for Success

Defensive Coordinator Appointment

According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, Nebraska is set to name a permanent defensive coordinator. John Butler, who joined the Husker staff in July as the secondary coach after Evan Cooper's abrupt departure, will now take over this crucial role. With a decade of experience in the NFL and 20 years at other collegiate coaching positions, Butler brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team. His tenure with Nebraska is expected to have a positive impact on the defense.Before coming to Lincoln, Butler had a successful coaching career, having served in various capacities. His appointment as the permanent defensive coordinator is a testament to his abilities and the trust placed in him by the Nebraska coaching staff.

New Defensive Line Coach Hired

Nebraska is also set to hire a new defensive line coach. Terry Bradden, who has been with the Kansas City Chiefs for eight seasons and the past four as an assistant for the defensive line, will join the Nebraska staff. He has extensive experience at different levels of football, including at Bethune-Cookman and Florida Atlantic. Bradden's addition is expected to bring a fresh perspective and expertise to the defensive line, which is a key area of focus for the team.His background in coaching the defensive line and his time with the Chiefs make him a valuable addition to the Nebraska football program. His experience and knowledge will help develop the players and improve the team's performance on the defensive line.

Associate Head Coach Appointed

Phil Snow, a longtime assistant for Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule, will become the associate head coach. With coaching experience since the mid-1970s, Snow has been with Rhule at Temple, Baylor, and in the NFL at Carolina. At each stop, he served as the defensive coordinator, demonstrating his leadership and coaching abilities.Snow's appointment as the associate head coach is a significant one for the Nebraska football program. His experience and leadership will play a crucial role in guiding the team and helping it achieve its goals.Stay up to date on all things Huskers by bookmarking Nebraska Cornhuskers On SI, subscribing to HuskerMax on YouTube, and visiting HuskerMax.com daily.