The LSU Tigers are not done tinkering with their coaching staff as they recently added two impressive offensive analysts.
The first of the two came on Tuesday night, as Matt Moscona of LouisianaSports.net reported that the Tigers would be bringing in Heath Dedeaux.
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Dedeaux was most recently under Hugh Freeze on the Auburn Tigers for two years with the job title of “offensive skill quality control.” Before that, he was a wide receivers grad assistant for the Ole Miss Rebels under now LSU head coach Lane Kiffin from 2021 to 2023.
This is clearly a young, growing coach that Kiffin sees some potential in from their time together in Oxford.
The next addition was a far more proven name, as Tee Martin is also joining the Tigers’ staff as an offensive analyst, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
Martin is a name that many more football fans will know. He won the 1998 BCS National Championship as the quarterback of the Tennessee Volunteers and was First-Team All-SEC the year after. He spent a couple of years in the NFL, but has been coaching since 2006.
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He has most recently been with the Baltimore Ravens since 2021 and spent the last three years there as Lamar Jackson’s quarterbacks coach. Jackson was already well-established in the NFL, but Martin was there for his second MVP and two All-Pro first-team nods.
The 47-year-old has also had stints as the Volunteers’ assistant head coach, USC Trojans offensive coordinator and a couple of other stops. He will be a well-respected coach in that building.
