According to Mike Casazza of 247 Sports, West Virginia University tight ends coach Blaine Stewart is returning to the NFL to join the Tampa Buccaneers staff. Stewart was retained under newly hired WVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez and was moved to inside receivers.

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez is once again looking for a new assistant after inside receivers coach Blaine Stewart announced his departure Thursday. […]

West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez is once again looking for a new assistant after inside receivers coach Blaine Stewart announced his departure Thursday. In a social media post, Stewart – the son of former WVU head coach Bill Stewart and the tight ends coach under Neal Brown – offered his good-byes and his

West Virginia inside wide receivers coach Blaine Stewart is leaving Morgantown to return to the NFL, taking a position on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coaching staff. Thursday morning, Stewart shared a heartfelt message to the coaches,

Eighteen years after Rich Rodriguez left West Virginia for Michigan, with Bill Stewart taking over the team on an interim basis that would lead to three years as

West Virginia football inside receivers coach Blaine Stewart is departing from the Mountaineers to accept a position with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Stewart enters his third year with the

He becomes the second coach to leave during spring ball, joining running backs coach Chad Scott who left for the running backs job on Steve Sarkisian's staff at Texas. Stewart, the son of former Mountaineer head coach Bill Stewart, was making $225k this fall and was in the final year of a two-year contract, the report adds.

Another West Virginia University football assistant coach is moving on. WVU inside wide receivers coach Blaine Stewart announced Thursday morning that he is leaving Morgantown and is “excited for the next chapter in (his) career.