Falcons add Scelfo and Dunn to coaching staff

Published: Jan 30, 2008 at 08:08 AM

ATLANTA -- Former Tulane coach Chris Scelfo was named the Atlanta Falcons tight ends coach. The team also announced the hiring of Paul Dunn as assistant offensive line coach.

Scelfo was Tulane's head coach from 1998-2006. He became the first Tulane coach to win two bowl games. He was also assistant head coach and offensive line coach for Georgia from 1996-98, working under coach Jim Donnan. Scelfo previously coached under Donnan at Marshall from 1990-95.

Dunn was offensive line coach at Pittsburgh, his alma mater, from 2005-07. He was Kentucky's offensive line coach from 2003-04 and coached at Kansas State, Vanderbilt, Cincinnati, Maine, Rutgers and Edinboro.

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