Greg Nosal joined Scot Loeffler's staff as the running backs coach in Jan. of 2020. In 2021 he was moved to tight ends and in 2022 elevated to co-offensive coordinator, a position he shares with quarterback coach Max Warner. In 2023 Nosal moved to coaching the offensive line and serve as the run game coordinator.

In his first year as the Bowling Green tight ends coach, Christian Sims earned 2021 first-team All-MAC honors after leading the league's tight ends with 41 receptions and 418 receiving yards.

Nosal came to Bowling Green after spending time at his alma mater Virginia Tech, as well as fellow ACC brethren Miami and most recently at East Carolina of the AAC.

At East Carolina, Nosal was an offensive analyst, assisting in the coaching and development of the offensive line. Among other duties, he also ran the front seven on the defensive scout team and was responsible for the oversight of the quality control staff and graduate assistants.
 
Prior to his time at East Carolina, Nosal worked at Miami (Fla.) from 2016-19, beginning as a graduate assistant with the offensive line and moving on to a quality control position with the offense. Nosal began his coaching career at Virginia Tech, serving as a graduate assistant with the tight ends from 2013-14 and then with the offensive line from 2014-16.
 
A two year starter at left guard, Nosal played for Virginia Tech from 2007-11. He was a member of three ACC Championship teams and squads that went to a bowl game in each season. He was Virginia Tech's Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2010 and an honorable mention All-ACC player in 2011.

Robert Weiner is in his fourth season as the Rockets’ co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. 

Over the past two seasons, Weiner helped guide Dequan Finn into becoming one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the Mid-American Conference. Finn took over as Toledo’s starting signal-caller midway through the 2021 season and established himself as a effective threat in the air and on the ground, earning second-team All-MAC honors in 2022. Finn went on to lead Toledo to a 17-7 victory in the MAC Championship Game, earning Offensive MVP honors. He also led UT to a 21-19 victory over Liberty in the Roofclaim.com Boca Raton Bowl and was named Offensive MVP of that contest as well.

Finn completed a career-best 59.7 percent of his passes in 2022, throwing for 2,660 yards and 23 touchdowns. He ranked second in the MAC in passing touchdowns (23), third in passing efficiency (136.5), third in yards per pass attempt (7.17), and fourth in completion percentage (59.7%). On the ground, Finn set a single-season UT quarterback record with 631 rushing yards and tied his own single-season record for most rushing TDs by a QB with nine. Both numbers ranked first in the MAC among quarterbacks. Finn became the first Toledo quarterback to account for seven touchdowns in a game, tying a school record with six passing TDs and rushing for one in a comeback win vs. Kent State. 

In 2021, Finn completed 57.6 percent of his passes and threw for 2,071 yards and 18 touchdowns with only two interceptions to rank fourth in the MAC in passing efficiency (149.3). Against Eastern Michigan, Finn completed 30-of-45 passes for a career-high 461 yards and three touchdowns. The 461-yard total ranks tied for second on Toledo’s all-time list. Finn also ran for 505 yards and nine TDs.

In 2020, Weiner mentored a pair of quarterbacks—Eli Peters and Carter Bradley—who showed tremendous improvement from their previous seasons. Peters completed 68.2 percent of his passes, nearly a 10-point jump from 2019. He had games of 339 yards passing (Western Michigan) and four touchdown passes (Bowling Green). 

Bradley stepped in when Peters went down with an injury, and finished third in the MAC in passing efficiency. He threw for a career-high 432 yards and three TDs in a win over Northern Illinois. The 432-yard total was the seventh-most in Toledo history and the most by a MAC quarterback in 2020.

Weiner is also considered one of the top recruiters in the nation, ranking as the No. 4 recruiter in the Mid-American Conference for the Class of 2022 by 247 Sports.

Weiner came to Toledo after 16 seasons as the head coach at Plant High School in Tampa, Fla. where he won four state championships, had two runner-up finishes, and earned 14 consecutive district titles (2005-2018). Weiner and former Rocket quarterback Phillip Ely teamed up to win two of those state titles in 2008 and 2009. Plant also won state championships in 2006 and 2011.

Morgan Loyd is entering his second season with the Oilers football program in the 2022 season and will serve as the team's linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator.

In his first season with the Oilers, Loyd coached a trio of all-conference linebackers, one of which was named first time all-G-MAC after ranking fourth in the conference in tackles per game.

Loyd came to Findlay after spending three seasons as the linbackers coach and recruiting coordinator at Ohio Northern. While at ONU, Loyd coached a pair of all-conference linebackers, one of which went on to win conference Player of the Year and earn all-American status.

Prior to arriving at Ohio Northern, Loyd spent one season at Dordt University in Iowa where he coaches one all-conference performer.

Loyd is a 2016 graduate of Tiffin University where he was a three-year starter for the Dragons. He was a first team academic all-American and was named honorable mention all-conference twice. He graduated from TU with a bachelor's degree in sport and recreation management and earned his master's degree in sport leadership from Dordt in 2020.

Loyd resides in Findlay with his wife Emily and daughter Gwen.

Coach Otten has an overall record of 131-23 while the head coach of Coldwater from 2010-current.  He also sports a MAC League record of 74-13 including MAC League Titles in 2012, 2015, 2016.  Coldwater has made the playoffs in each season under Coach Otten and has won State Titles in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2020.  Coach Otten previously coached at Middletown as their head coach for 5 years.

From Euclid Ohio, graduated from BGSU.  Worked out of state for 6 years between South Carolina and Nashville, TN.  Returned to Ohio as an assistant at Marion Local for 2 seasons before taking my first Head Coaching job at Dublin Jerome.  We spent 6 years at Jerome, building the program and culture, increasing participation and earning multiple league championships before leaving for Perry.  This is our 3rd year at Perry.  I've been very fortunate throughout my career to work in widely different schools and communities with unique challenges and great people.

Ward coached at Bowling Green State University from 1992-2008 as a strength coach and eventually as defensive coordinator. He went to Toledo as the assistant head coach/co-defensive coordinator from 2009-11 before going to Illinois to be the inside linebackers coach from 2012-15. He returned to Toledo in 2016 as the linebackers coach until 2020, then moving on to the high school level.