Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Former Ticats DC Jeff Reinebold says he’s ‘headed home’

by
Drew Edwards
August 8, 2017

It doesn’t look as if Jeff Reinebold will be staying with the Ticats.

The team replaced the defensive coordinator with linebackers coach Phillip Lolley on Monday but CEO Scott Mitchell indicated that the team had offered Reinebold another position within the organization.

But an Instagram post from Reinebold Monday night indicates the 59-year-old is headed back to Hawaii, where he spends part of the off-season.

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Reinebold had been with vice president of football operations and head coach Kent Austin since he arrived in Hamilton before the 2013 season.

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