The Steelers have named former Patriots offensive lineman Adrian Klemm as their new assistant offensive line coach.

We have hired Adrian Klemm as assistant offensive line coach.

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— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) February 5, 2019

Klemm will assist new offensive line coach Shaun Sarrett, who took over last month for Mike Munchak. Klemm most recently was the associate head coach/run game coordinator at UCLA from 2012-16. He previously served as an assistant coach at SMU from 2008-11.

Klemm played at the University of Hawaii and was the No. 46 overall pick of the Patriots in 2000, the same year they drafted a quarterback by the name of Tom Brady in the sixth round.

Klemm played for the Patriots for five seasons from 2000-04 and earned three Super Bowl rings. He finished his NFL career with the Packers.

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First Published: February 5, 2019, 9:37 p.m.