The New England Patriots released an all-new episode of the “Do Your Job” mini-documentary series that provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the many job positions most aren’t aware of within an NFL franchise.
This week, the Patriots introduce coaching assistant Tyler Hughes and share a detailed look into what his job entails.
Hughes is entering his second season as a member of the Patriots coaching staff, his first NFL job after previously working at the high school and collegiate levels for 20 years. From 2014-2016, Hughes was the head coach of Division II Minot State in North Dakota.
Check out his story in the full video below.
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