Steve Marshall (American football)

Steve Marshall
New York Jets
Position:	Offensive line coach
Personal information
Date of birth:	(1956-06-20) June 20, 1956
Place of birth:	Hartford, Connecticut
Career information
High school:	Rockville (CT)
College:	Louisville
Career history
As coach:
Plymouth State (1979) Offensive line coach Tennessee (1980–1981) Offensive line coach Marshall (1982–1983) Offensive line coach & special teams coach Louisville (1984) Tight ends coach Murray State (1985–1986) Offensive coordinator & offensive line coach Virginia Tech (1987) Offensive line coach Virginia Tech (1988–1992) Offensive coordinator Tennessee (1993) Offensive line coach Tennessee (1994–1995) Offensive line coach & running game coordinator UCLA (1996) Offensive line coach Texas A&M (1997) Offensive line coach North Carolina (1998–1999) Offensive coordinator & offensive line coach Colorado (2000–2001) Offensive line coach Houston Texans (2002–2003) Assistant offensive line coach Houston Texans (2004–2005) Offensive line coach Cleveland Browns (2007–2008) Offensive line coach California (2009–2010) Offensive line coach Colorado (2011–2012) Offensive line coach New Mexico State (2013) Offensive line coach Green Bay Packers (2014) Offensive line coach New York Jets (2015–present) Offensive line coach

Steve Marshall (born June 20, 1956) is an American football coach and former college player who is the current offensive line coach for the New York Jets of the National Football League (NFL). Marshall has also coached at Virginia Tech, Tennessee Volunteers football, UCLA, Texas A&M, North Carolina.^[1]

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