Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Men's Football

Crandall joins the Edinboro staff after spending the last eight years at New Haven as the linebackers coach. The last seven seasons he has also served as the special teams coordinator. In his time with the Chargers, he has helped 23 players earn all NE-10 honors with five all-region selections and four All-Americans.   Prior to his time at New Haven, Crandall spent the 2017 season at Western Connecticut State where he was co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach.   Before his time with Western Connecticut State, seven seasons with SUNY College at Buffalo. In his time there he served in a variety of roles working with the linebackers from 2010-2016. He also spent a season as a defensive assistant working with the defensive line and defensive backs. He also served as the junior varsity head coach and defensive coordinator while with the Bengals.

Bryer joined the Edinboro coaching staff in Spring of 2025. Bryer joins the Edinboro staff after spending last season as the offensive quality control coach at Eastern Michigan. In his season at Eastern Michigan, he assisted tight ends in practice preparation and individual drills. He also assisted in opponent scout. Prior to his time with the Eagles, Bryer served as an assistant offensive line coach at Robert Morris. He also spent the Spring of 2024 as the Tight Ends Student Assistant at Kenyon College in Ohio.  

Rashad Craig joined the Edinboro football staff in the spring of 2025. Craig has spent that last three seasons coaching the defensive line at Lock Haven. In his time with the Bald Eagles, the defensive line amassed 52.5 sacks and 99 tackles for loss. He coached Lock Haven’s all-time sacks and tackles for loss leader Justin Anderson. Prior to his time at Lock Haven, Craig was a volunteer assistant coaching the defensive line at Saint Vincent College. Craig played his college football at California (Pa.).  

Griffith joined the Edinboro coaching staff in the Spring of 2025. Griffith has spent the six seasons at Western Connecticut State serving as the offensive Coordinator for the past four seasons. In 2024, the Wolves offense was prolific scoring 49.2 points per game the fourth most in Division III. The season before Western Connecticut State ranked 16th nationally in points per game with 42.8. The Wolves were also top 20 nationally in yards per game in both 2023 and 2024 with averages of 467.8 and 456.4 respectively.   Across four seasons as a play caller for the Wolves, Griffith's offense averaged 38.5 points and 419.2 yards per game. Western Connecticut State posted a 44-18 record in his tenure. Prior to being the offensive coordinator, he coached the Wolves' wide receivers. Eight Western Connecticut wide receivers were earned First-Team All-Conference honors on his watch. He was named the 2023 Region I Offensive Coordinator of the Year.

Hamilton joined the Edinboro coaching staff in the Spring of 2025. Hamilton spent last season as the tight ends coach for Susquehanna University. The Riverhawks won the 2024 Landmark Conference Championship. Susquehanna tight end Rowen Hershey was First-Team All-Landmark last season under Hamilton's watch.   Prior to his time at Susquehanna, Hamilton spent two years as the tight ends and assistant offensive line coach at New Haven. He also spent a season as the assistant offensive line coach at his alma mater, the University of Maryland.