NFL Rumors: Colts OL Coach Dave DeGuglielmo Let Go; Was Hired by Josh McDaniels

The Indianapolis Colts are letting go offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo following a 10-6 regular season and a trip to the divisional round this past campaign, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.

Per Garafolo, DeGuglielmo was the lone offensive coach Josh McDaniels hired last year before deciding not to take the Colts job.

Indianapolis announced last February that they were hiring McDaniels as their next head coach. However, the New England Patriots offensive coordinator had a change of heart and opted to remain on Bill Belichick's coaching staff.

As Garafolo noted in the immediate aftermath, the Colts were willing to stick with the assistants McDaniels had hired. But after just one season, DeGuglielmo's time in Indy appears to be over.

In DeGuglielmo's first and only season with the team, the Colts allowed the fewest sacks in the league (18). It was quite the turnaround for Indianapolis, which ranked last in 2017 with 56 sacks allowed. It's worth noting that the improved line featured rookies Quenton Nelson and Braden Smith.

DeGuglielmo has spent more than a decade as a coach in the NFL, working with a number of organizations' offensive lines. He is a two-time Super Bowl champion, winning rings with the New York Giants (Super Bowl XLII) and the Patriots (Super Bowl XLIX).

Indianapolis was his fourth team in as many years. He spent the 2017 campaign as the Miami Dolphins’ senior offensive assistant.