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Family: Wife, Peggy, daughter, Whitney, and a son, Marcus. | ||
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Long Beach State: 1985-86: Assistant Coach New Mexico: 1987-89: Assistant Coach. University of Pittsburgh: 1990-91: Assistant Coach Pittsburgh Steelers:1992-95: Assistant Coach. Baltimore Ravens: 1996-2001: Defensive coordinator. Washington Redskins: 2002: Defensive coordinator. |
Running backs: Jim Anderson, born March 27, 1948. Linebacker-defensive end Cal Western (U.S. International) 1967-70. No pro playing experience. College coach: Cal Western 1970-71, Scottsdale, Ariz., Community College 1973, Nevada-Las Vegas 1974-75, Southern Methodist 1976-80, Stanford 1981-83. Pro coach: Joined Bengals in 1984. Offensive coordinator: Bob Bratkowski, born Dec. 22, 1955. 1975-77: Played wide receiver at Washington State. 1978-80: Assistant coach (AC), Missouri. 1981-85: AC, Weber State. 1986: AC, Wyoming. 1987-88: AC, Washington State. 1989-91: AC, Miami (Fla.). 1992-94: AC, Seattle Seahawks. 1995-98: Offensive coordinator, Seattle Seahawks. 1999-2000: AC, Pittsburgh Steelers. 2001: Offensive coordinator, Bengals. Offensive Assistant: Bob Surace, Hired Feb. 19, 2003. Quarterbacks: Ken Zampese, HBorn July 19, 1967. Hired Jan. 22, 2003. Wide receivers/passing game coordinator for St. Louis Rams from 2001-02. Joined Rams in 2000 as offensive assistant. Offensive assistant for Green Bay Packers in 1999 and for Philadelphia Eagles in '98. Coached at Miami (Ohio) from 1996-97. Played in college at University of San Diego. Defensive Coordinator: Leslie Frazier, born April 3, 1959. Hired by Bengals on Jan. 22, 2002Defensive backs coach for Philadelphia Eagles from 1999-2002. Coached in college at Illinois from 1997-98, and was head coach at Trinity (IL) College from '88-96. Played cornerback for Chicago Bears from 1981-86. Played in college at Alcorn State. Linebackers: Ricky Hunley, born Nov. 11, 1961. Hired Jan. 22, 2003. Defensive line coach for Washington Redskins in 2002. Coached in college at Southern California from 1992-93, at Missouri from 1994-2000 and at Florida in 2001. Played LB in NFL for Denver Broncos from 1984-87 and with L.A. Raiders from '89-90. Played in college at Arizona and was Bengals first-round draft choice in 1984, but did not sign with Cincinnati and was traded to Denver. Secondary Coach: Kevin Coyle, born Jan. 14, 1956. 1974-77: Played DB at University of Massachusetts. 1978-79: Graduate assistant, University of Cincinnati. 1980: Coaching assistant, Arkansas. 1981: Defensive coordinator, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. 1982-85: Assistant coach (AC), Holy Cross. 1986-90: Defensive coordinator, Holy Cross. 1991-93: Defensive coordinator, Syracuse. 1994-96: Defensive coordinator, Maryland. 1997-2000: Defensive coordinator, Fresno State. 2001: AC, Bengals Assistant Secondary Coach: Sigismondo Cioffi, born September 21, 1963. 1993-94: Coaching assistant, New York Jets. 1995-96: Assistant coach (AC), C.W. Post. 1997-2001: AC, Bengals. Defensive line: Jay Hayes, born March 3, 1960, Hired Jan. 22, 2002. Special teams coach for Minnesota Vikings in 2002. Also was special teams coach for Pittsburgh Steelers from 1999-2001. Coached in college at Notre Dame from 1988-91, at California from '92-94 and at Wisconsin from '95-98. Played DE and LB in U.S. Football League for Michigan Panthers in 1984 and for Memphis Showboats in 1985. Played in college at Idaho. Wide receivers: Alex Wood, born March 14, 1955, Hired Jan. 22, 2003. Quarterbacks coach for Minnesota Vikings from 1999-2002. Coached 21 seasons in college (1978-98). Coached on two NCAA championship teams during four seasons at Miami (1989-92), and was head coach at James Madison from '95-98. Played running back at Iowa from 1974-77 Special teams: Darrin Simmons, born April 9, 1973. Hired Han. 22, 2003. Special teams assistant and assistant strength and conditioning coach for Carolina Panthers from 1999-2002. Also coached for Baltimore Ravens in 1998. Coached in college at Kansas in 1996 and at Minnesota in '97. Played in college at Kansas. Tight ends: Jonathan Hayes, age 40. Hired Jan. 23, 2003, comes to Cincinnati after serving as tight ends coach/special teams coordinator for Oklahoma University the past four years. Tight end for 12 seasons in the NFL. 1985-1993 Kansas City Chiefs. 1994-96 Pittsburgh Steelers. Chiefs and Steelers teams made the NFL playoffs in eight of the 12 seasons he played. He played in three AFC Championship games, as well as Super Bowl XXX with the Steelers after the 1995 season. Strength: Chip Morton, born November 27, 1962. Hired Jan. 22, 2003. Head strength and conditioning coach for Washington Redskins in 2002. Also was assistant strength and conditioning coach for Baltimore Ravens from 1999-2001, head strength and conditioning coach for Carolina Panthers from '95-98, and assistant strength and conditioning coach for San Diego Chargers from '92-94. Coached at Ohio State from '85-86, Penn State from '87-91. Attended University of North Carolina. Assistant Strength & Conditioning: Kurtis Shultz, born March 10, 1972. Hired Jan. 22, 2003. Strength and conditioning coach for University of Maryland's national championship basketball team in 2002, as well as strength and conditioning coach for all sports at Johns Hopkins University. Went to Maryland and Johns Hopkins in 1999. Played basketball at the University of Maryland from 1991-95. |