Keith Williams to Join Saints Coaching Staff

Feb 20, 2024 at 12:00 PM

Clifton Brown

BaltimoreRavens.com Staff Writer

From left: WR Rashod Bateman, Asst. WR Coach Keith Williams, WR Tylan Wallace

Assistant Wide Receivers Coach Keith Williams has been hired by the Saints to be their wide receivers coach, according to Nick Underhill of New Orleans Football.

The Saints have hired Keith Williams to be their receivers coach, per source. It is a two-year deal. Williams last served as the assistant receivers coach in Baltimore.
— Nick Underhill (@nick_underhill) February 20, 2024

Williams has been on Baltimore's staff the past three seasons, spending the first two years as passing game specialist before assuming the role of assistant wide receivers coach in 2023. Williams and Wide Receivers Coach Greg Lewis worked in tandem with the receiving corps that was led by rookie Zay Flowers, who set franchise rookie records for catches (77) and receiving yards (858).

Williams has ties to the city of New Orleans, having worked as Tulane's wide receivers coach from 2012-14.

In reported coaching staff news, former Ravens linebacker Josh Bynes will become an assistant linebacker coach with the Seahawks, according to Aaron Wilson of KPCR in Houston.

After interviewing for the #Ravens and #Chargers for their LB coach positions Josh Bynes accepts an assistant linebackers coach position with the Seattle #Seahawks per a league source. Bynes was coached by Mike Macdonald with the #Ravens
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) February 19, 2024

Bynes reportedly also interviewed with the Ravens and Chargers. Head Coach John Harbaugh promoted Zach Orr to defensive coordinator from inside linebackers coach following the end of the season.

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