Pete Carmichael, Jr.

Pete Carmichael, Jr.
New Orleans Saints
Carmichael in 2009
Position:	Offensive coordinator
Personal information
Date of birth:	(1971-10-06) October 6, 1971
Place of birth:	Framingham, Massachusetts
Career information
High school:	Medway (MA)
College:	Boston College
Career history
As coach:
New Hampshire (1994) Assistant offensive line coach Louisiana Tech (1995–1999) Quarterbacks coach Cleveland Browns (2000) Tight ends coach & offensive assistant Washington Redskins (2001) Offensive assistant & quality control coach San Diego Chargers (2002–2003) Offensive assistant & quality control coach San Diego Chargers (2004–2005) Assistant wide receivers & quality control coach New Orleans Saints (2006) Quarterbacks coach New Orleans Saints (2007–2008) Quarterbacks & passing game coach New Orleans Saints (2009–present) Offensive coordinator
Career highlights and awards
Super Bowl champion (XLIV)

Coaching stats at PFR

Peter Edwards Carmichael, Jr. (born October 6, 1971) is an American football coach who is the offensive coordinator for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League (NFL). He was named offensive coordinator on January 12, 2009, replacing Doug Marrone who left to become the head coach of the Syracuse Orange.^[1] New Orleans led the league in scoring in 2008 and 2009. The Saints offense has finished No. 1 overall in four of Carmichael’s six years with the organization.

Carmichael grew up in Medway, Massachusetts and attended Boston College.

Coaching tree

NFL head coaches under whom Carmichael has served:

References

↑ New Orleans Saints - Pete Carmichael Jr

Current offensive coordinators of the National Football League

New Orleans Saints Super Bowl XLIV Champions

3 John Carney 5 Garrett Hartley 6 Thomas Morstead 9 Drew Brees (MVP) 10 Chase Daniel 11 Mark Brunell 12 Marques Colston 13 Rod Harper 14 D'Juan Woods 15 Courtney Roby 16 Lance Moore 17 Robert Meachem 19 Devery Henderson 20 Randall Gay 21 Mike Bell 22 Tracy Porter 23 Pierre Thomas 24 Leigh Torrence 25 Reggie Bush 26 Deuce McAllister 27 Malcolm Jenkins 28 Usama Young 29 Glenn Sharpe 30 Lynell Hamilton 31 Pierson Prioleau 32 Jabari Greer 35 Reggie Jones 36 Kyle Eckel 37 Chip Vaughn 38 Greg Fassitt 39 Chris Reis 41 Roman Harper 42 Darren Sharper 44 Heath Evans 46 Marcus Mailei 50 Marvin Mitchell 51 Jonathan Vilma 52 Jonathan Casillas 53 Mark Simoneau 54 Troy Evans 55 Scott Fujita 56 Jo-Lonn Dunbar 57 Jason Kyle 58 Scott Shanle 59 Anthony Waters 60 Nick Leckey 63 Marlon Favorite 64 Zach Strief 66 Earl Heyman 67 Jamar Nesbit 69 Anthony Hargrove 70 Jammal Brown 71 Kendrick Clancy 72 Tim Duckworth 73 Jahri Evans 74 Jermon Bushrod 75 Na'Shan Goddard 76 Jonathan Goodwin 77 Carl Nicks 78 Jon Stinchcomb 79 Jermey Parnell 80 Darnell Dinkins 82 Tyler Lorenzen 83 Billy Miller 84 Tory Humphrey 85 David Thomas 87 Adrian Arrington 88 Jeremy Shockey 89 Dan Campbell 90 DeMario Pressley 91 Will Smith 92 Remi Ayodele 93 Bobby McCray 94 Charles Grant 95 Rodney Leisle 96 Paul Spicer 97 Jeff Charleston 98 Sedrick Ellis 99 Stanley Arnoux

Head Coach: Sean Payton Coaches: Dennis Allen Adam Bailey Charles Byrd Pete Carmichael, Jr. Mike Cerrullo Dan Dalrymple Bret Ingalls Bill Johnson Curtis Johnson Travis Jones Aaron Kromer Joe Lombardi Terry Malone Mike Mallory Terry McMahon Tony Oden Greg McMahon Carter Sheridan Joe Vitt Blake Williams Gregg Williams Adam Zimmer

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