Sean Duggan (American football)
# Sean Duggan (American football)

Sean Duggan (born April 4, 1993) is an American football coach who is the co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach for the Boston College Eagles.

## Playing career

Duggan played at Boston College for four years. In those four years he was a team captain and put up 115 tackles, 6.5 going for a loss, two interceptions, two pass deflections, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery.

## Coaching career

Duggan started his coaching career with Boston College as a defensive graduate assistant for one year. After Boston College, Duggan would take a coaching position at Hawaii as the team's linebackers coach. During the 2017 season while coaching a game against Western Carolina, Duggan suffered a bizarre injury as when Viane Moala blocked a field goal, Duggan celebrated with Moala by chest bumping him. However Moala would knock Duggan to the ground dislocating his elbow and fracturing his wrist. After two years with Hawaii, Duggan would move on to UMass to be the linebackers coach. After one year with UMass, Duggan would leave for Ohio State to become a graduate assistant. After one season with the Buckeyes, Duggan would return to Boston College as the team's linebackers coach. In the 2021 season as the linebackers coach for Boston College, Duggan would be named a top 30 coach under the age of 30 by 247Sports. After two season as the linebackers coach for Boston College, Dugan would be promoted to co-defensive coordinator while also maintaining his linebacker coaching position.

