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Bill Walsh Nfl Diversity Coaching Fellowship Attracts Record 161 Participants FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 9/21/18 http://twitter.com/NFL345 BILL WALSH NFL DIVERSITY COACHING FELLOWSHIP ATTRACTS RECORD 161 PARTICIPANTS - PROGRAM INCLUDES 72 FORMER NFL PLAYERS & RECORD SEVEN FEMALE COACHES - A record 161 minority coaches took part in this year’s BILL WALSH NFL DIVERSITY COACHING FELLOWSHIP, the NFL announced today. Established in 1987, the Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship provides NFL coaching experience to a diverse group of participants every year. The program is named after the man who conceived the idea – late Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach BILL WALSH – and exposes talented minority college coaches, high school coaches and former players to the methods and philosophies of NFL coaching staffs. Walsh introduced the concept to the league in 1987 when he brought a group of minority coaches into his San Francisco 49ers’ training camp. The program has tutored nearly 2,000 minority coaches through the years and has grown to the point that every NFL team participates during offseason workout programs, minicamps and/or training camp. The ATLANTA FALCONS had 10 minority coaches participate in the program in 2018, the most of any team this year. In 2018, the program included a record seven female participants – ELIZABETH GORE (Cincinnati), ELENA GRIGELEVICH (Baltimore), SHAAKIRA HASSELL (Carolina), JENNIFER KING (Carolina), LORI LOCUST (Baltimore), PHOEBE SCHECTER (Buffalo) and STEPHANIE SHARPE (Atlanta and Washington). Cincinnati Bengals head coach MARVIN LEWIS, a graduate of the program, had four participants assisting him in 2018 and has seen the development of the program over his career. “I had the opportunity to work in this program when Coach Walsh initiated it with the 49ers, and it’s great to see it continue as strong as it is,” said Lewis. “We are happy to bring coaches in to benefit our staff as well as aid in their development as a coach.” Lewis is one of four current NFL head coaches – HUE JACKSON (Cleveland), ANTHONY LYNN (Los Angeles Chargers) and MIKE TOMLIN (Pittsburgh) being the others – who are graduates of the program. Active NFL head coaches who are graduates of the Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship: HEAD COACH TEAM INTERNSHIP(S) Hue Jackson Cleveland 1990 with LA Rams; 1992 with Arizona, 1995 with Washington Marvin Lewis Cincinnati 1988 with San Francisco; 1991 with Kansas City Anthony Lynn Los Angeles Chargers 2000 with Denver Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh 2000 with Cleveland 2018 BILL WALSH NFL DIVERSITY COACHING FELLOWSHIP PARTICIPANTS CLUB # PARTICIPANTS (BACKGROUND & PRESENT AFFILIATION) Arizona Cardinals 4 Steve Aycock (Winston Salem State), Curtis Fuller (Former Player; Former NFL Coach), Jarrail Jackson (Former Player; Central Oklahoma), Addison Williams (Furman) Atlanta Falcons 10 Cheston Blackshear (Former Player; Dartmouth), Chris Cook (Tennessee- Chattanooga), Rich Freeman (Morehouse College), Tsuyoshi Kawata (Stanford), Milton Patterson (Clark Atlanta), Stephanie Sharpe* (Tarleton State), Darnell Stapleton (Former Player; Sam Houston State), Leon Washington (Former Player), Jonathan Webster (Northwest Mississippi), Nathaniel Willingham (Stanford) Baltimore Ravens 6 Ron Carpenter (Former Player, Accelerated HS), Elena Grigelevich (Bryant University), Edgar Jones (Former Player; Camp Gladiator), Lori Locust (Team America/Lehigh Valley Steelhawks/Susquehanna Township), Brandon McKinney (Former Player; Central State), Todd Pinkston (Former Player; Austin Peay) Buffalo Bills 6 Ray Caldwell (Mississippi Valley State), Byron Hardman (Troy), Damione Lewis (Former Player), Scoop Reed (Marcus HS), Phoebe Schecter (Bryant University), Stephen Thomas (Princeton) Carolina Panthers 5 Everette Brown (Former Player), Shaakira Hassell (U.S. Coast Guard Academy), Jennifer King (Johnson & Wales (Charlotte, NC)), Steve Shipp (Johnson C. Smith University), David Stuckman (Appalachian State) Chicago Bears 6 Jason Brooks (Colby College), Travis Fisher (Former Player; Nebraska), Chris Jackson (Former Player), Thaddaeus Ward (Illinois), Ronell Williams (Temple), Corey Woods (Former Player; Limestone) Cincinnati Bengals 4 Gerald T. Chatman II (Tennessee State), Elizabeth Gore (Houston), Aaron McGinty (Millsaps College), Isaac Kazuo Parker (Lewis & Clark College) Cleveland Browns 4 Ned James (Former NFL Coach), Kyohei Kosaka (Ashland), Kevin Ross (Former Player), Markus Steele (Former Player) Dallas Cowboys 3 Thabiti Davis (Former Player), George Selvie (Former Player), Phillip Tanner (Former Player) Denver Broncos 3 Marco Butler (Gardner Webb), Don Holmes (Under Armour All-American Coach), Buddy Wyatt (Kansas) Detroit Lions 1 Billy Yates (Former Player; Bowling Green State) Green Bay Packers 4 Nick Barnett (Former Player), Jarrett Bush (Former Player), Brandon Jackson (Former Player; Austin Peay), Antonio James (Morgan State) Houston Texans 5 Antonio Banks (Former Player), Benny Boyd (Central Washington), Isaiah “Ike” Charlton (Former Player), Jerry Mack (Rice), Opetaia Tuiava (Colorado School of the Mines) Indianapolis Colts 4 Martin Bayless (Former Player), Cato June (Former Player, Howard), Jaimie Thomas (Former Player; Dickinson College), Reggie Wayne (Former Player) Jacksonville Jaguars 4 Kareem Jackson (Fort Valley State), Mel Mills (Franklin College), Kawika Mitchell (Former Player; Orangewood Christian), Dwayne Stukes (Former Player) Kansas City Chiefs 6 Shawn Barber (Former Player), Jarrod James* (North Carolina), Skylor Magee (Georgia State), Lawal McCray (Bethune-Cookman), Denarius McGhee (Montana State), Natrone Means (Winston Salem State) Los Angeles Chargers 9 Anthony Arceneaux (Southern Utah), Milo Austin (Morehead State), Zohn Burden (Virginia Tech), Drew Coleman (Former Player; Rice), Marcus Dixon (Former Player; Hampton), Quinn Gray (Former Player; Lincoln HS), Michael Jenkins (Former Player; Atlanta Christian HS), Erik McMillan (Former Player; East Side HS), Brandon Moore (Former Player; Colorado School of the Mines) Los Angeles Rams 4 Torry Holt (Former Player), Tem Lukabu (Mississippi State), Nick Reveiz (Albany State), Allen Suber (Former Player; Bethune-Cookman) Miami Dolphins 8 Dre’ Bly (Former Player), James Clyburn (Former Player), Garrick McGee (Missouri), Damaso Munoz (Former Player; Keiser), Kenan Smith (Former Player), Darryl Tapp (Former Player), Todd Washington (Former Player), Dalton Williams (Garden City City College) Minnesota Vikings 8 Stephen Bravo-Brown (Wake Forest), Erik Frazier (Northwestern), Cornell Jackson (UTEP), Jarrod James* (North Carolina), Kenard Lang (Former Player), Willie Offord (North Marion HS), Mark Orphey (Montana State), Lenny Vandermade (USC) New England Patriots 1 Deron Mayo (Old Dominion) New Orleans Saints 2 Chip Vaughn (Former Player), DJ Williams (Former Player) New York Giants 6 Joe Dailey (Liberty), Darin Edwards (Columbia), Rashad Johnson (Former Player), Albert Reid (Virginia Military Institute), Robin Ross (Former Player), Cedric Williams (Newberry) New York Jets 3 Derrick Alexander (Former Player; Avila), Antonio Cromartie (Former Player), Randy Starks (Former Player) Oakland Raiders 5 Shawn Bryson (Rabun Gap), Tony Carter (Top Shaw Performance), Tashard Choice (Former Player; North Texas), Lawrence Dawsey (Former Player; Florida State), Brandon Johnson (Gilbert HS) Philadelphia Eagles 3 Reginald W. 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Head Coach/Passing Game Coordinator Baltimore Ravens Richard Angulo Asst. Offensive Line Chris Hewitt Secondary Chris Horton Asst. Special Teams Buffalo Bills David Culley Quarterbacks Carolina Panthers Richard Rodgers Asst. Defensive Back Eric Washington Defensive Coordinator
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