Lunda Wells, entering his second season with the team, is the new assistant offensive line coach. He spent last season as an offensive assistant. Wells replaces Matt Rhule, who left the Giants after one year to become the head coach at Temple University.
Wells spent his first season with the Giants as an offensive assistant. He joined the team in 2012 after spending four seasons on the staff at LSU, where he started as a volunteer. He was later responsible for preparing breakdowns of tape and helping with special teams preparations. The Tigers’ special teams coach is Thomas McGaughey, who was an assistant with the Giants from 2007-10.
Wells is a native of Baker, La., just outside Baton Rouge. He was a Class 5A first-team all-state offensive line selection at Baker High School. Wells was recruited by powerhouses like Alabama and Nebraska. He enrolled at Southern University, redshirted a season to improve his grades and became a four-year starter on the offensive line. At Southern, Wells earned a Southwestern Athletic Conference championship ring, a bachelor’s degree and, in 2007, a master’s degree.
Wells had had two brief stints in Arena Football. During the offseason, he coached at Scotlandville High School.
Lunda Wells, entering his second season with the team, is the new assistant offensive line coach. He spent last season as an offensive assistant. Wells replaces Matt Rhule, who left the Giants after one year to become the head coach at Temple University.
Wells spent his first season with the Giants as an offensive assistant. He joined the team in 2012 after spending four seasons on the staff at LSU, where he started as a volunteer. He was later responsible for preparing breakdowns of tape and helping with special teams preparations. The Tigers’ special teams coach is Thomas McGaughey, who was an assistant with the Giants from 2007-10.
Wells is a native of Baker, La., just outside Baton Rouge. He was a Class 5A first-team all-state offensive line selection at Baker High School. Wells was recruited by powerhouses like Alabama and Nebraska. He enrolled at Southern University, redshirted a season to improve his grades and became a four-year starter on the offensive line. At Southern, Wells earned a Southwestern Athletic Conference championship ring, a bachelor’s degree and, in 2007, a master’s degree.
Wells had had two brief stints in Arena Football. During the offseason, he coached at Scotlandville High School.
