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Football Father's Day Coaching and Front Office Relationships (Owners Kids FOOTBALL FATHER’S DAY COACHING AND FRONT OFFICE RELATIONSHIPS (OWNERS KIDS EXCLUDED) TEAM SON POSITION FATHER ARIZONA Cameron Turner Offensive Assistant Ron Turner- former SJSU, Illinois, FIU head coach and long-time NFL coah ATLANTA Rich McKay President & CEO Son of the late John McKay, former NFL and college head coach Thomas Dimitroff General Manager Son of the late Thomas Dimitroff, former college and CFL coach and exec Steven Scarnecchia Assistant to the Head Coach Son of Dante Scarnecchia, Patriots offensive line coach Sarah Hogan Coordinator, Head Coach Operations Daughter of Greg Gigantino, longtime college coach Doug Mallory Defensive Backs Coach Son of the late Bill Mallory, longtime college coach BALTIMORE John Harbaugh Head Coach Son of Jack Harbaugh, former college coach Jesse Minter Coaching Analyst Son of Rick Minter, former Cincinnati Bearcats head coach BUFFALO Kelly Skipper Running Backs Son of Jim Skipper, Panthers running back coach Bobby Babich, Jr. Assistant Defensive Backs Son of Bob Babich, current Bills assistant coach Marc Lubick Offensive Assistant/ Son of Sonny Lubick, former Colorado State Defensive Special Projects head coach Bill Teerlinck Assistant Defensive Line Son of John Teerlinck, long time NFL assistant CAROLINA Sam Mills III Assistant Defensive Line Coach Son of the late Sam Mills, former Saints and Panthers linebacker Scott Turner Quarterbacks Son of Norv Turner, Panthers offensive coordinator CHICAGO Kevin Gilbride Tight Ends Son of Kevin Gilbride, Sr.; former Chargers head coach and NFL assistant coach and coordinator CINCINNATI Marcus Lewis Defensive Quality Control/Linebackers Son of head coach Marvin Lewis Brayden Coombs Assistant Special Teams / Offensive Son of Ohio State co-defensive coordinator, Quality Control Kerry Coombs Duke Tobin Director of Player Personnel Son of Bill Tobin, former personnel executive, currently working for Bengals Bob Bicknell Wide Receivers Son of Bob Bicknell, former Boston College and NFL Europe head coach CLEVELAND Bob Saunders Offensive Quality Control/Assistant Son of current Wide Receivers coach and Wide Receivers Coach former NFL head coach Al Saunders Todd Haley Offensive Coordinator Son of Dick Haley, former NFL personnel exec Blake Williams Linebackers Son of current Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams Ken Zampese Offensive Coordinator Son of Ernie Zampese, longtime NFL coach and executive Eliot Wolf Assistant General Manager Son of Ron Wolf, long-time NFL Front Office executive DALLAS Jason Garrett Head Coach Son of the late Jim Garrett, former Columbia head coach and college coach and pro scout Judd Garrett Director of Advance Scouting and Son of Jim Garrett, former Columbia head Special Projects coach and college coach and pro scout DENVER Klint Kubiak Offensive Assistant/ Quarterbacks Son of current Senior Personnel advisor and former Broncos and Texans head coach, Gary Kubiak Craig Kragthorpe Offensive Quality Control Son of Steve Kragthrope, former Tulsa and Louisville head coach Klein Kubiak Area Scout Son of current Senior Personnel advisor and former Broncos and Texans head coach, Gary Kubiak DETROIT None GREEN BAY Joe Whitt Jr. Cornerbacks Son of Joe Whitt, former college assistant Frank Cignetti, Jr. Quarterbacks Son of former West Virginia and Indiana University of Pennsylvania head coach, Frank Cignetti. Ed Policy COO and General Counsel Son of former 49ers and Browns exec, Carmen Policy Jon-Eric Sullivan Co-Director of Player Personnel Son of Jerry Sullivan, longtime WR coach, currently at LSU HOUSTON D’Anton Lynn Assistant Secondary Son of Anthony Lynn, current Chargers head coach Nate Trott Scout Son of Bob Trott, long time NFL and college coach Tracy Smith Assistant Special Teams Son of current Seahawks Assistant Head Coach, Carl Smith INDIANAPOLIS David Overstreet II Defensive Quality Control Son of the David Overstreet, former Miami Dolphins player JACKSONVILLE Nathaniel Hackett Offensive Coordinator Son of Paul Hackett, former NFL offensive position coach and NCAA head coach Doug Mallory Assistant Special Teams Son of late Bill Mallory, longtime college coach Tony Sparano, Jr. Assistant Offensive Line Coach Father is Tony Sparano, Jr. , long time NFL assistant and head coach Eric Price Offense- Research Father is Mike Price, former NCAA head coach Dana DesJarlais Assistant to the General Manager and Wife of Jason DesJarlais, Jaguars Scout Administrator of Football Operations Marty Miller College Scout Son of Les Miller, former NFL personnel exec Chris Snee College Scout Father –in- law is Tom Coughlin, Jaguars Executive Vice President of Football Operations Jared Kirksey College Scout Father is Larry Kirksey, former NFL WR coach Chris Polian Director of Player Personnel Father is former Bills, Panthers and Colts GM, Bill Polian Jason DesJarlais College Husband of Dana DesJarlais, Jaguars Assistant KANSAS CITY Joe Bleymaier Passing Analyst/ Assistant Son of Gen Bleyamier, former Boise State and Quarterbacks SJSU AD Mark DeLeone Assistant Linebackers Son of George DeLeone, longtime college coach Britt Reid Assistant Defensive Line Son of Andy Reid, Chiefs Head Coach Alex Whittingham Defensive Assistant Son of Kyle Whittingham, Utah head coach Greg Castillo College Scouting Coordinator Son of Juan Castillo, Buffalo Bills offensive line coach LA CHARGERS Kevin McGuire Scouting Assistant Son of Ed McGuire, Chargers Executive VP of Football Administration/Player Finance LA RAMS Sean McVay Head Coach Grandson of John McVay, former NFL coach and executive Skip Peete Running Backs Son of NFL coach and scout , Willie Peete. Zak Kromer Offensive Quality Control Son of Aaron Kromer, Rams Run Game Coordinator Wade Phillips Defensive Coordinator Son of Bum Phillips, former NFL head coach Joe Barry Linebackers Son of longtime NFL and college coach Mike Barry and son-in-law of Cowboys defensive coordinator, Rod Marinelli Chris Shula Assistant Linebackers Son of David Shula, former Bengals head coach and grandson of Don Shula, John Fassel Special Teams Son of John Fassel, former NFL and NCAA coach Kevin Demoff Executive Vice President of Football Son of Marvin Demoff, long time agent to NFL Operations/Chief Operating Officer players and coaches Billy Johnson Scout Son of Bill Johnson, former NFL and college defensive line coach and current Rams coach Chance Trickett Scouting Assistant Son of Rick Trickett, Florida State offensive line coach John McKay Pro Scout Son of Rich McKay, Falcons and former Bucs executive and grandson of John McKay, former USC and Tampa Bay head coach MINNESOTA John DeFilippo Offensive Coordinator Son of Gene DeFilippo, former coach and Athletic Director Adam Zimmer Linebackers Son of Vikings head coach, Mike Zimmer Mike Priefer Special Teams Coach Son of Chuck Priefer, a retired NFL coach and special teams coordinator NEW ENGLAND Bill Belichick Head Coach Son of Steve Belichick, former college scout/ coach Josh McDaniels Offensive Coordinator Son of Ohio high school coach Steve Belichick Safeties Son of Bill Belichick, Patriots head coach and grandson of Steve Belichick, former college scout/ coach NEW ORLEANS Pete Carmichael Offensive Coordinator Son of Pete Carmichael, Sr. longtime college assistant coach Joe Lombardi Quarterbacks Grandson of Vince Lombardi, former NFL head coach and member of NFL HOF Mike Nolan Linebackers Son of Dick Nolan, former NFL head coach Joey Vitt, Jr. Scout Son of Joe Vitt, long time NFL scout NY GIANTS Pat Shurmur Head Coach Nephew of former NFL coach, Fritz Shurmur Mike Shula Offensive Coordinator Son of Don Shula, NFL veteran head coach NY JETS Jim Bates Offensive Coordinator Son of Jim Bates, NFL veteran coach Mick Lombardi Offensive Assistant/Assistant Son of Mike Lombardi, former NFL GM and Quarterbacks front office executive OAKLAND Jon Gruden Head Coach Son of Jim Gruden, former NFL assistant coach Brian Callahan Quarterbacks Son of Redskins OL coach, Bill Callahan Deuce Gruden Strength and Conditioning Assistant Son of Jon Gruden, Raiders Head Coach Dave Razzano Director of Football Research Son of Tony Razzano, veteran NFL scout Zach Cable Football Operations Son of Tom Cable, Raiders offensive line coach Teddy Atlas Scout Son of Teddy Atlas, ESPN boxing announcer PITTSBURGH Blaine Stewart Coaching Assistant Son of the late Bill Stewart, former William & Mary and West Virginia head coach SAN Kyle Shanahan Head Coach Son of Mike Shanahan, long time NFL head FRANCISCO coach Taylor Embree Offensive Quality Control Son of Jon Embree, 49ers tight ends coach Chris Kiffin Pass Rush Specialist Son of Monte Kiffin, long-time NFL and college coach T.C. McCartney Offensive Assistant Grandson of Bill McCartney, former Colorado Buffaloes head coach Bobby Slowik Defensive Quality Control Father is Bob Slowik, former NFL coach Ran Carthon Director of Pro Personnel Father is Maurice Carthon, former NFL player and coach AJ Highsmith Pro Personnel Scout Son of Alonzo Highsmith, former NFL player and Packers personnel executive SEATTLE Brennan Carroll Assistant Offensive Line Son of Pete Carroll, Seahawks head coach Brian Schottenheimer Quarterbacks Coach Son of Marty Schottenheimer, former Browns, Chiefs, Redskins and Chargers head coach Pat McPherson Tight Ends Son of Bill McPherson, former NFL coach and executive Nate Carroll Wide Receivers Son of Pete Carroll, Seahawks head coach Tom Donatell Quality Control/ Defense Son of Chicago Bears defensive backs coach, Ed Donatell TAMPA BAY Alex Smith Scout Son of Edwin Smith, NFL veteran TENNESSEE Luke Steckel Assistant Wide Receivers Son of Les Steckel, former NFL coach Matt Pees Defensive Quality Control Son of Dean Pees, Titans defensive coordinator WASHINGTON Jay Gruden Head Coach Son of Jim Gruden, former NFL assistant coach Wes Phillips Tight Ends Son of Wade Phillips, longtime NFL coach and current Chargers defensive coordinator and grandson of Bum Phillips Kirk Olivadotti Inside Linebackers Son of Tom Olivadotti, a long-time NFL defensive coach Chad Grimm Outside Linebackers Son of Russ Grimm, NFL Hall of Fame player and NFL coach Kyle Smith Director of College Scouting Son of former NFL personnel exec, AJ Smith .
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