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HEAD COACH/OFF. COORDINATOR/QB COACH |
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HEAD COACH
MONTREAL ALOUETTES
(2008-2009: RECORD 26-10)
2 EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS
2 GREY CUPS/ 1 GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP |
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17 Years in the National Football League as an
Offensive Coordinator and QB Coach |
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15 Playoff Appearances
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2 AFC Championship Games
(Offensive Coordinator)
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1 Super Bowl (Offensive Coordinator/QB)
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Head Coaches worked with in college and the
NFL |
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Tony Dungy (Super Bowl Champion)
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Bud Grant (Hall of Fame)
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George Seifert
(Super Bowl Champion)
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Sean Payton
(NFL Coach of the Year)
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Jon Gruden
(Super Bowl Champion)
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Howard
Schnellenberger (NCAA National Champion)
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Chuck Amato (NCAA
National Champion)
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Pete Carroll (NCAA
National Champion)
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Bobby Ross (NCAA
National Champion)
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QB Coach for the 1983 National Champion
University of Miami |
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Offensive Coordinator and Quarterback Coach
with 4 National Football League Teams and in
the 1st year with each team as coordinator
coached the team’s offense to the playoffs
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Cleveland
Browns (1989)
- San
Francisco 49ers (1995)
- Arizona
Cardinals (1998)
- Oakland
Raiders (2002)
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2002 NFL Offensive Coordinator of the Year
(American Football Monthly)
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Coached NFL’s Most Valuable Player in 2002
(QB: Rich Gannon) |
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Coached CFL’s Most Valuable Player in 2008
AND 2009 (QB: Anthony Calvillo) |
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE |
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Head Coach,
Montreal Alouettes (2008- Current)
Offensive
Coordinator/QB Coach, NC State University
(2005-06)
Assistant Head Coach/QB Coach, Miami Dolphins
(2004)
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Oakland
Raiders (2002-03)Senior Assistant/QBs, Oakland
Raiders (2001)
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Arizona
Cardinals (1998-2000)
QB Coach, Detroit Lions (1997)
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, San Francisco
49ers (1995-96)
Managed municipal bond portfolios for private
investors(1992-94)
QB Coach, Minnesota Vikings (1990-91)
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Cleveland
Browns (1989)
QB Coach, Cleveland Browns (1988)
QB Coach, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1987)
Running Backs Coach, Minnesota Vikings
(1985-86)
QB Coach, University of Miami, Florida
(1982-83) |
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PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS |
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2008-Head Coach, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) |
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Coach-of-the-Year (Named by CFL Players
Association)
- Grey Cup
Championship Participant 2008
- Grey Cup
Champions 2009
- East Division
Champions 2008 and 2009
- Coached CFL
MVP Anthony Calvillo 2008-2009
- #1 Offense in
CFL (2008 and 2009)
- #1 in Points
Scored in CFL (2008/2009)
- #1 Passing
Efficiency in CFL (2008/2009)
- #1 Defense in
CFL (2009)
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2002-Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Oakland Raiders |
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AFC Champions (Super
Bowl Participant)
- AFC Western
Conference Champions
- #1 Offense in
the NFL for all 16 weeks of the 2002 season
- #1 Passing
Offense in the NFL
- Coached NFL MVP
Rich Gannon (67.8% Completions: Pro Bowl)
- NFL Record for
pass attempts
- NFL Record for
300-yard passing games (10)
- 6 Consecutive
300-yard passing games
- NFL Record for
consecutive completions in a game (21)
- Coached Jerry
Rice to Pro Bowl (104 catches)
- Tim Brown (94
catches) Charlie Garner (108 catches)
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1998-Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Arizona
Cardinals |
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1st Playoff win for
Cardinals in 51 years over Dallas
- Jake Plummer
(3,700 yards passing, Pro Bowl Alternate)
- Adrian Murrell
(1,250 yards rushing)
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1997-Quarterback Coach, Detroit Lions |
- NFL Playoff
Participant
- Coached QB Scott
Mitchell to 3,484 yards passing
(2nd highest in Detroit history)
- Barry Sanders
(2,000 yards rushing season)
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1995-96-Off. Coordinator/QB Coach, San Francisco
49ers |
- 2 Playoff
Appearances (25 wins in 2 years)
- #1 Pass Offense
(1995) in the NFL (#2 in total offense)
- #2 Pass Offense
(1996) in the NFL (#6 in total offense)
- Steve Young
(1995: 66.9% comps, 1996: 67.7% comps)
- Coached Jerry
Rice to 122 catches, 1848 yards and NFL Record 15
TDs in 1995
- Jerry Rice
(1995-96) 230 catches for 3,102 yards (Pro Bowl
1955-96)
- 1995 coached QB
Elvis Grbac to 3 300-yard passing games
- 1995 NFL leading
644 pass attempts
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1988-89-Off. Coordinator/QB Coach, Cleveland Browns |
- 2 Playoff
Appearances
- 1989 AFC
Championship game appearance
- Youngest
Offensive Coordinator in the NFL
- Bernie Kosar, QB
(1989 Pro Bowl Alternate)
- Webster
Slaughter, WR (1989 Pro Bowl)
- 1989 Pro Bowl
Coaching Staff
- Coached Bernie
Kosar and Gary Danielson
- Coached Mike
Pagel and Don Strock in 1988
(Playoff Appearance)
* QB coach during the 1988 season only.
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1983-84-QB Coach, University of Miami, Florida |
- Bernie Kosar,
1983 Orange Bowl MVP
- 1983 Orange Bowl
Champions (Defeated Nebraska, 31-30)
- 1983 National
Champions
- 1984 Fiesta Bowl
Participant
- Bernie Kosar,
1984 All-American and Heisman Trophy finalist
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QUARTERBACKS COACHED |
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Bernie Kosar
(recruited/Heisman Finalist/#1 draft pick),
Vinny Testaverde (recruited/Heisman
Winner/#1 draft pick), Steve Walsh
(recruited), Tommy Kramer,
Wade Wilson, Steve DeBerg, Mike Shula, John
Reeves, Jim Zorn, Gary Danielson, Mike Pagel,
Don Strock, Rich Gannon, Sean Salisbury, Steve
Young, Elvis Grbac, Jeff Brohm, Scott
Mitchell, Frank Reich, Jake Plummer, Rodney
Peete, Rick Mirer, Jay Fiedler, A.J. Feely,
Sage Rosenfelds, Anthony Calvillo (CFL
MVP-2008/2009). |
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SELECTED WIDE RECEIVERS COACHED |
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Jerry Rice, Tim
Brown, John
Taylor, Cris Carter, Terrell Owens, Webster
Slaughter, Frank Sanders, Rob Moore. |
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Graduate of the University of Minnesota 1979
(B.A. Political Science)
Graduate of the University of Miami Law School
1982
Member of the Florida Bar since 1983 |
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