As Ed Reed figures out his role at Miami, the Hurricanes kick off hoping to become 'The U' again Miami's new 'Chief of Staff' has been kept away due to COVID-19 but still efforts to impact the Canes ...

One of the main reasons why Ed Reed was hired as Chief of Staff for the Miami Hurricanes Football program was to help change the culture. You could argue that ever since Reed left the program as a ...

On Thursday, the Miami Hurricanes announced that former superstar Ed Reed would be returning to the program as the "Chief of Staff" for Manny Diaz. In a statement released by the team, it was ...

Miami has hired College and Pro Football Hall of Famer Ed Reed as its new Chief of Staff, head coach Manny Diaz announced in a release on Thursday. In his role, Reed will be an advisor to Diaz in ...

Ed Reed is headed back to the U. The University of Miami (FL) announced Thursday that Reed, an iconic player in the team's run of success during the late 1990s and early 2000s, will join the ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer Ed Reed has agreed to become the football coach at Bethune-Cookman and is leaving his job with the Miami Hurricanes, the schools announced Tuesday night.Reed played at ...

Ed Reed wasn’t necessarily a ‘two-star recruit’ coming out of high school, but the Pro Football Hall of Fame safety was surprisingly unheralded when he joined the Miami Hurricanes in their ...

The 2017 Miami Hurricanes are the first actually good Miami football team in more than a decade. The Canes aren’t just good, but they’re good in the way the last great Miami teams in the early ...

Miami Hurricanes legend and future Pro Football Hall of Famer Ed Reed has moved over to coaching -- he's an assistant with the Buffalo Bills -- but he's never too far from The U, especially now ...

With chief of staff Ed Reed roaming the sideline during games, the Hall of Famer is assisting the Miami Hurricanes in new ways two games into the 2020 season. Plus, UM's reaction to FSU being ...

Call me maybe? That was the message former Miami star safety Ed Reed delivered on the Rich Eisen Show Monday. Reed, who played for Miami from 1998 to 2001 before starring for the Baltimore Ravens ...