Willard's favorite son is back in the National Football League. | Norwalk Reflector Dolphins coach Brian Flores has dipped into the college ranks for two new offensive assistant coaches, including a quarterbacks coach who previously worked with Tua Tagovailoa.Central Michigan offensive coordinator and former NFL quarterback Charlie Frye — a 2000 Willard graduate — will be the Dolphins' new quarterbacks coach, replacing Robby Brown, who served one year in that role. The Dolphins parted ways with Brown on Saturday.Bucky Brooks, an NFL Network analyst and former NFL scout, noted on Twitter that Frye was one of Tagovailoa's coaches at the Elite 11 competition for top high school quarterbacks. Frye, 39, "has great chemistry with him and understands how to craft plays around his skills," Brooks said on Twitter.

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