Don Einhouse

Einhouse joined the Bengals' staff in 2017 as the linebackers coach and has also added the title of JV head coach for the 2018 season. In his first season as the linebackers coach, Einhouse had two players receive post season recognition. Senior Bart Mazzara was an All-Empire 8 linebacker who was invited to participate in the 2017 National Bowl and 2017 Tropical Bowl. While senior Justin Pender was named a 2017 Sportsman of the Year. 

In 2018, Einhouse switched roles from linebackers coach to defensive back coach while adding the title of Special Teams Coordinator and the title of Recruiting Coordinator in the offseason. In his first season in his new roles, Einhouse helped Jamar Rutledge become an All-Empire 8 returner and coached safety Gino Bonagura to finish second in the conference in tackles. 

Einhouse started his coaching career in 2011 at Edinboro University working as a student assistant for three years. He worked with the running backs until completing his undergraduate degree in Health & Physical Education in 2014.

After graduating from Edinboro he spent one year coaching with the Forestville/Silver Creek High School program before accepting a position at East Stoudsburg University as a graduate assistant and linebackers coach for the 2015 season. In his one year at East Stroudsburg he developed sophomore linebacker Sekou Jones into an All-PSAC player.  

In 2016 Einhouse accepted a position to return to Edinboro University as the assistant defensive line coach and assistant recruiting coordinator. Einhouse was part of Justin Lusting’s staff that improved a 0-11 team to a 9-2 record in 2016, the biggest turnaround in NCAA history. Einhouse also helped in the development of Victor Hudson who was a 2016 Little All-American & 1st Team All-PSAC selection at defensive end.

Einhouse currently resides in West Seneca & recruits Section VI and the NYC Catholic Schools.  Â