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Jaime R. Elizondo Jaime R. Elizondo COACHING EXPERIENCE: Professional Football Coach, Offensive Coordinator Apr 2019 – Apr 2020 Tampa Bay Vipers (XFL), Tampa, FL Responsible for coordinating and coaching all aspects of the offense with particular emphasis on the Receivers and Quarterbacks. Ranked #1 Total Offense. #1 Rushing Offense #3 in total points. Professional Football Coach, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Dec 2015 – Apr 2019 Ottawa REDBLACKS, Canadian Football League (CFL) Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Responsible for coordinating and coaching all aspects of the offense with particular emphasis on the Quarterbacks. Won 2016 Grey Cup. 2018: Reached Grey Cup Finals, coached #1 QB in pass efficiency, #1 and #3 WRs in receptions, #2 RB in rushing yards. 2017: coached #2 QB in pass efficiency and passing TDs, #2 RB, and 2 1,000+ yard WRs. 2016: coached Grey Cup MVP, 3rd all-time leading passer in CFL history, 6 offensive players who received East Division All-Star recognition and 2 CFL All-Star honorees; led CFL in passing yards, finished 4th in rushing yards and coached #1 QB in pass efficiency. Professional Football Coach, Wide Receivers Mar 2015 – Dec 2015 Toronto Argonauts, Canadian Football League (CFL) Toronto, Ontario, Canada Responsible for coaching Wide Receivers and assisted with coordination of passing game. Reached 2015 East Division Semifinals. Assistant Football Coach, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Mar 2012 – Feb 2015 Columbia University, New York, NY Responsible for coordinating and coaching all aspects of the offense with particular emphasis on the Quarterbacks. Coached RB Marcorus Garrett to First Team All-Ivy League honors in 2012. Professional Football Coach, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Feb 2010 – Dec 2011 Toronto Argonauts, Canadian Football League (CFL) Toronto, Ontario, Canada Responsible for coordinating and coaching all aspects of the offense with particular emphasis on the Quarterbacks. Coached 3 players to 2010 CFLPA All-Star Honors. Helped team reach 2010 East Division Finals after winning only 3 games in 2009. Assistant Football Coach, Wide Receivers Jan 2009 – Nov 2009 Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Responsible for coaching Wide Receivers and assisted with coordination of the passing game. Coached finalist for Fred Biletnikoff Award for the nation’s top WR. Assistant Football Coach, Wide Receivers/Assistant Special Teams Coordinator Mar 2008 – Jan 2009 Montreal Alouettes, Canadian Football League (CFL) Montreal, Quebec, Canada Responsible for coaching Wide Receivers and assisted with coordination of passing game. Coached 2 players to CFL First Team All Star Honors. Coached 3 players to CFL East Division All Star Honors. Coached 3 WRs with 1000+ yards receiving. Assistant Football Coach, Special Teams Coordinator/Wide Receivers / Jan 2004 – Mar 2008 Recruiting Coordinator Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY Responsible for coaching all aspects of Wide Receivers and Special Teams while assisting in the coordination of the passing game. Coached eleven players to Atlantic 10 First and Second team honors. Coordinate all recruiting for Hofstra 2005-2007. Develop and maintain leadership program. Serve as Compliance liaison. Responsible for recruiting Maryland, Virginia, Washington D.C and Pennsylvania. Three wide receivers in two years earned spots on NFL rosters. Assistant Football Coach, Special Teams/Wide Receivers NFL Minority Internship Jul 2007 – Aug 2007 Program New Orleans Saints, Metairie, LA Worked with all aspects of special teams. Responsible for working with Wings on Punt Team, Interior Unit on Punt Return, Front Line on Kickoff Return and Interior Units on Kickoff Coverage. Assisted with Wide Receivers. Assistant Football Coach, Tight Ends & Special Teams Jul 2002 – Jan 2004 The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA Responsible for coaching all aspects of Tight Ends and co-coordinating Special Teams. Responsible for coordinating all aspects of Kickoff Return and Kickoff Coverage. Responsible for coaching placekickers, long snappers and PAT/FG Operation. Assist with opponent breakdown, defensive analysis and development of offensive game plan, including development of scheme, opponent tendencies and offensive self-scout. Coached Kicker Greg Keuhn and Punter Michael Mesi to Atlantic 10 All Conference honors two years in a row. Recruiting areas include Florida, Texas, Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington. Special Teams Coordinator / Defensive Secondary Coach Aug 2001 – Jul 2002 Catholic University, Washington D.C. Coordinated all aspects of Special Teams. Special Teams led the ODAC (Old Dominion Athletic Conference) in net punt average, punt return yardage, and kickoff coverage. Co- coordinated all aspects of defensive game plan including defensive scheme. Defense ranked second in total defense. Coached two All Conference players. Recruiting areas included Philadelphia PA, Maryland, D.C. and Virginia. Assistant Recruiting Coordinator Jan 2000 – Feb 2001 University of Maryland, College Park, MD Oversaw best Recruiting class in over 20 years. Organized and coordinated recruiting in 28 states, including database management of over 8,000 recruits and all aspects of official visits. Review of recruiting tapes, film analysis and grading of players. Worked closely with Athletic Director, admissions and compliance. Organization of recruiting correspondence including drafting letters, documents and other written materials. On the field responsibilities included assisting with Defensive secondary. Other duties included film breakdown, scouting reports and self-scouting. Defensive Coordinator / Secondary Coach Aug 1998 – Jan 2000 Georgetown Prep High School, Rockville, MD Secondary Coach for Varsity. Defensive Coordinator for Junior Varsity. Assisted in development of weekly game plan, film breakdown and scouting reports. Assisted with Special Teams. EDUCATION: American University, Washington College of Law, Washington D.C. May 2002 Juris Doctor, G.P.A. 3.0 (Top Tier Law School) University of Maryland, College Park, MD B.S., G.P.A. 3.3, Physiology & Neurobiology, Concentration in molecular genetics May 1997 TECHNOLOGICAL ABILITIES/AFFILIATIONS: ● Coached 22 NFL Players and 8 CFL All-Stars including leading WR in CFL History ● Strong Computer Skills including Microsoft Visio, Video Editing & Other Football Software ● Fellowship of Christian Athletes ● American Football Coaches Association ● Black Coaches Association REFERENCES: Ron Rivera Head Coach Washington Redskins Rick Campbell Head Coach BC Lions Marcel Desjardins General Manager Ottawa REDBLACKS Additional references and contact information available upon request. .
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