Matt Nagy

Kansas City Chiefs

Position:

Offensive coordinator

Personal information

Date of birth:

April 24, 1978

Place of birth:

Piscataway, New Jersey

Height:

6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)

Weight:

220 lb (100 kg)

Career information

High school:

Manheim (PA) Central

College:

Delaware

Undrafted:

2002

Career history

As player:

New York Dragons (2002)
Carolina Cobras (2004)
Georgia Force (2005–2006)
Columbus Destroyers (2007–2008)
Philadelphia Eagles (2009)*

* Offseason and/or practice squad member only

As coach:

Philadelphia Eagles (2008–2009)
Coaching intern
Philadelphia Eagles (2010)
Coaches' assistant
Philadelphia Eagles (2011−2013)
Offensive quality control coach
Kansas City Chiefs (2013–2015)
Quarterbacks coach
Kansas City Chiefs (2016–present)
Co-offensive coordinator

Career highlights and awards

First-team All-ECAC (2001)
First-team All-A-10 (2001)
Third-team I-AA All-American (2001)
Second-team All-Arena (2005)

Career Arena statistics

TD-INT:	374-55
Passing yards:	18,866
Passer rating:	115.11

Player stats at ArenaFan.com

Matt Nagy (born April 24, 1978) is an American football coach and former player who is the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the University of Delaware, and subsequently was signed as a street free agent by the New York Dragons of the Arena Football League. He played quarterback for the Dragons, Carolina Cobras, Georgia Force and Columbus Destroyers of the Arena league for six seasons beginning his NFL coaching career.

Playing career

Early years

Nagy played high school football for Manheim Central High School in Pennsylvania.

College

Nagy played college football for the University of Delaware.

Professional career

New York Dragons

Nagy played for the New York Dragons in 2002.

Carolina Cobras

Nagy played for the Carolina Cobras in 2004.

Georgia Force

Nagy replacing injured quarterback Jim Kubiak early in the 2005 season and led the Georgia Force to ArenaBowl XIX.

Columbus Destroyers

Nagy was traded to Columbus during the 2006 offseason, and played in two seasons with the team before the AFL folded in 2009. In 2007, Nagy led the Destroyers to ArenaBowl XXI, but lost in the championship game to the San Jose SaberCats.

Career statistics

Year	Comp	Att	Comp%	Yds	TD	INT	Rating
2002	105	178	59	1242	27	5	106.5
2004	237	348	68.1	2371	47	6	113.8
2005	260	378	68.8	3003	66	10	121
2006	372	527	70.6	4265	85	11	125.5
2007	339	545	62.2	3545	75	15	103.9
2008	358	576	62.2	4440	74	8	112.33
Career Statistics	1671	2552	65.5	18866	374	55	115.11

Coaching career

High school

During the 2002 and 2003 high school football seasons, Nagy spent time at Cedar Crest High School in Lebanon, Pennsylvania^[1] as the quarterbacks coach, as well as serving as the Junior Varsity Offensive Head Coach. While at CCHS, Nagy introduced many plays from his college days at Delaware. Former Juniata College All-American Ray "Shady" Shelley served as the wide receiver coach. Shelley is currently the wide receiver coach for the Warwick (PA) Pop Warner B-Team.

Nagy was also an assistant coach at Manheim Central High School.^[1]

From 2008–2009, Nagy was the offensive coordinator for the Palmyra Cougars of Palmyra Area High School in Palmyra, Pennsylvania.^[1]

Philadelphia Eagles

Nagy was signed by the Philadelphia Eagles on August 10, 2009 after an injury to backup quarterback Kevin Kolb. Nagy had been working for the Eagles as a coaching intern prior to his signing. The NFL disapproved his contract the following day. Philadelphia disclosed at a press conference that they would not pursue a re-signing of Nagy, but that he would continue to be a coaching intern for the team. He was promoted to coaches assistant on February 9, 2010.^[2] He was promoted to offensive quality control coach on March 2, 2011.

Kansas City Chiefs

On January 11, 2013, Nagy became the quarterbacks coach for the Kansas City Chiefs.^[3] He has served under head coach Andy Reid, under whom he previously worked as the quality control coach for the Philadelphia Eagles.

References

1 2 3 "Matt Nagy lands a job with the Eagles". LancasterOnline.com. February 8, 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-15.
↑ McLane, Jeff (February 10, 2010). "Matt Nagy gets administrative job with Eagles". Philly.com. Archived from the original on February 12, 2010. Retrieved 2010-02-10.
↑ Reinhart, Jeff (January 11, 2013). "Kansas City Chiefs tab former Manheim Central standout Matt Nagy as QB coach". "The Patriot News". Retrieved 2013-01-13.

External links

Current offensive coordinators of the National Football League

Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens starting quarterbacks

Unknown (1889–1896)
Alfred Hartman (1897)
Unknown (1898–1901)
M. Hayes Wilson (1902)
Unknown (1903–1904)
Paul Pie (1905)
Unknown (1906)
Walter Joseph (1907)
Unknown (1908–1909)
Douglas Ayerst (1910)
Unknown (1911)
Jimmy Huston (1912–1913)
J. W. O'Daniel (1914)
Unknown (1915)
Mike Fidance (1916)
Unknown (1917–1940)
Bill Hogan (1941)
Walt Paul (1942)
Unknown (1943–1946)
Jim Buchanan (1947)
Unknown (1948)
Frank Guthridge (1949)
Bill Shockley (1950)
Don Miller (1951–1954)
Bob Hooper (1955)
Larry Catuzzi (1956–1957)
Jim Breyer (1958)
Gampy Pellegrini (1959)
Gary Hebert (1960)
Ted Kempski (1961–1962)
Chuck Zolak (1963)
Tom Van Grofski (1964–1965)
Frank Linzenbold (1966–1967)
Tom DiMuzio (1968–1969)
Jim Colbert (1970)
Sam Neff (1971)
Scotty Reihm (1972–1973)
Bill Zwaan (1973–1975)
Jeff Komlo (1976–1978)
Scott Brunner (1979)
Rick Scully (1980–1982)
B. J. Webster (1983)
Rich Gannon (1984–1986)
Dave Sierer (1987–1988)
Bill Vergantino (1989–1992)
Dale Fry (1993)
Leo Hamlett (1993–1996)
Brian Ginn (1997–1999)
Matt Nagy (1998–2000)
Sam Postlethwait (2001)
Mike Connor (2001)
Andy Hall (2002–2003)
Sonny Riccio (2004–2005)
Joe Flacco (2006–2007)
Rob Schoenhoft (2008)
Lou Ritacco (2008)
Pat Devlin (2009–2010)
Trevor Sasek (2010–2013)
Tim Donnelly (2011–2012)
Trent Hurley (2012–2014)
Blake Rankin (2015)
Joe Walker (2015)

Carolina Cobras starting quarterbacks

Jim Arellanes (2000) Carlos Garay (2000) Fred McNair (2000–2001) Aaron Sparrow (2002) Connell Maynor (2002) John Fitzgerald (2002) Chad DeGrenier (2003) Robert Hall (2003) Glen Gauntt (2003) Ron Lopez (2003) Stewart Patridge (2003) Matt Nagy (2004) Rickey Foggie (2004)

New York Dragons starting quarterbacks

Aaron Garcia (2001–2008) Danny Ragsdale (2002) Matt Nagy (2002) Danny Kanell (2002) Brent Petrus (2003) Walter Church (2003) Juston Wood (2006) Nick Browder (2006) Sam Clemons (2006) Rohan Davey (2007–2008)

Georgia Force starting quarterbacks

Kevin McDougal (2002) Donnie Davis (2002–2003) James Brown (2003) Leon Murray (2003–2004) Jim Kubiak (2005) Matt Nagy (2005–2006) Chris Greisen (2007–2008) Brett Elliott (2011) Darnell Kennedy (2011) R. J. Archer (2012) Kevin Eakin (2012) Bryant Moniz (2012)

Buffalo / Columbus Destroyers starting quarterbacks

Tony Kimbrough (1999) Kevin Mason (1999–2000) Browning Nagle (2000) Corey Pullig (2000) Jim Kubiak (2001) Fred McNair (2002) Jeff Loots (2002–2003) Tim Carey (2003) Chris Sanders (2003) Bob Bees (2003) Ryan Vena (2004–2005) John Rayborn (2004) Chad Salisbury (2005) Matt D'Orazio (2005) Scott McMullen (2005) John Kaleo (2006) Matt Nagy (2007–2008) Scott Dreisbach (2007)

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