Jeff Kastl enters his second season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2023 as the offensive quality control coach.
In Kastl's first season in charge of offense quality control efforts for the Buccaneers in 2022, Tampa Bay led the league with the fewest number of sacks allowed (22.0), ranked third in lowest interception rate per pass attempt (1.3 percent), seventh in fourth down conversion rate (55.6 percent) and tied ninth for fewest fumbles (17). Additionally, the Buccaneers offense led the league in total receptions (499), ranked second in passing yards per game (269.8), and third in total passing first downs (240).
Kastl comes to Tampa Bay as offensive quality control coach following two seasons as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Indiana State University (2020-21). He previously spent four seasons at the University of Texas-San Antonio where he began his career as the wide receivers coach in 2016, prior to adding pass game coordinator duties in 2018, and later being promoted to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2019. His receivers broke 10 school records during his three seasons mentoring the position group.
A former University of Michigan quarterback (2002-06), Kastl spent four seasons coaching in the Power Five conferences, working as an offensive assistant at LSU (2015), defensive analyst at his alma mater (2013-14), and as a graduate assistant at Auburn in 2012. Following a pair of Big Ten titles during his playing career at Michigan (2002-06), Kastl began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Central Michigan (2007-08) before spending three years at Ashland University (2009-11).
A native of Clinton Township, Michigan, Kastl graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor's degree in sports management and communications, as well as a master's degree in sports management. He and his wife, Kate, have three daughters, Maeve, Hannah and Murphy.
