Wisconsin Football: Former Badgers Join Coaching Staff

Former Wisconsin football players Jeff Duckworth and Pat Muldoon have joined the Badgers coaching staff

On a staff already loaded with former Wisconsin football players, two more former Badgers have joined the coaches at UW Madison.

must read: Joe Thomas No. 23 in NFL 100

These additions include former wide receiver Jeff Duckworth and defensive lineman Pat Muldoon as graduate assistants.

Former offensive lineman Al Johnson was added as a graduate assistant earlier this spring.

Duckworth played at UW from 2010-2013, recording 398 career receptions for 498 yards and four touchdowns.

You certainly remember his most famous catch:

"#TBT Four years ago today, DangeRussWilson found Jeff Duckworth on a little 4th down play you might remember: https://t.co/Ke2WjV3wy4— Nick Zweifel (@iRideTrek) December 3, 2015"

Duckworth was most recently a graduate assistant at Kent State.

More from Football

Muldoon, who also left another graduate assistant position (Florida Atlantic) to come to UW.

He spent the same time period at UW as Duckworth (2010-13) and  recorded 66 tackles, 6.5 sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss in his career.

Johnson was a three-year starter at Wisconsin from 2000-2003. He was a team captain his senior season.

He spent five seasons in the NFL after being drafted in the second round, and was most recently a Division III assistant at St. Norberts.

They join a coaching staff that is loaded with Wisconsin alumni.

Here’s the Wisconsin alumni currently on staff for the Badgers:

Next: Ranking Current Badgers in the NFL

The Badgers clearly have made bringing alumni  back to coach the team a priority.