Ron Meeks

Ron Meeks
Career information
Date of birth	(1954-08-27) August 27, 1954
Place of birth	Jacksonville, Florida
Status	Active
Position(s)	Secondary Coach
College	Arkansas State
Career history
As coach
1984—1985	Arkansas State
1986—1987	Miami
1988	New Mexico State
1989—1990	Fresno State
1991	Dallas Cowboys
1992—1996	Cincinnati Bengals
1997—1999	Atlanta Falcons
2000	Washington Redskins
2001	St. Louis Rams
2002—2008	Indianapolis Colts (Defensive Coordinator)
2009—2010	Carolina Panthers (Defensive Coordinator)
2011	Carolina Panthers (Secondary Coach)
2012	San Diego Chargers (Secondary Coach)
As player
1977—1979	Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL)
1979	Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL)
1980—1981	Toronto Argonauts (CFL)

Ron Meeks (born August 27, 1954 in Jacksonville, Florida) was the Secondary Coach for the San Diego Chargers of the National Football League.

Meeks played high school football for the Robert E. Lee High School Generals in Jacksonville, Florida.

Meeks played collegiately for Arkansas State University and in the pro ranks for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Ottawa Rough Riders and Toronto Argonauts, all in the Canadian Football League.

He started coaching in the NFL for the Dallas Cowboys in 1991 and has coached for the Cincinnati Bengals, Atlanta Falcons, Washington Redskins and St. Louis Rams, before joining the Colts in 2002. He resigned as the Colts defensive coordinator on January 20, 2009.^[1] He was hired as the Defensive Coordinator for the Carolina Panthers on January 26, 2009.^[2] His contract with the Carolina Panthers expired after the 2010 season. He was re-signed as their Secondary Coach on January 17, 2011. On January 24, 2012 Meeks agreed to become the new Secondary Coach of the San Diego Chargers.

References

↑ Indianapolis colts Defensive Coordinator Resigns SI.com, January 20, 2009
↑ Heraldonline.com, January 26, 2009.

Indianapolis Colts Super Bowl XLI Champions

4 Adam Vinatieri 10 Terrence Wilkins 11 Ricky Proehl 12 Jim Sorgi 17 Hunter Smith 18 Peyton Manning (MVP) 20 Mike Doss 21 Bob Sanders 23 James Mungro 25 Nick Harper 26 Kelvin Hayden 27 Tim Jennings 28 Marlin Jackson 29 Joseph Addai 30 DeDe Dorsey 33 Dominic Rhodes 34 T. J. Rushing 36 Dexter Reid 41 Antoine Bethea 42 Jason David 43 Matt Giordano 44 Dallas Clark 47 Jerome Collins 48 Justin Snow 50 Rocky Boiman 51 Gilbert Gardner 53 Keith O'Neil 54 Freddy Keiaho 56 Tyjuan Hagler 57 Dylan Gandy 58 Gary Brackett 59 Cato June 61 Dan Klecko 63 Jeff Saturday 64 Bo Schobel 65 Ryan Lilja 69 Matt Ulrich 71 Ryan Diem 73 Jake Scott 74 Charlie Johnson 76 Dan Federkeil 78 Tarik Glenn 79 Raheem Brock 81 Bryan Fletcher 83 Brandon Stokley 84 John Standeford 85 Aaron Moorehead 86 Ben Utecht 87 Reggie Wayne 88 Marvin Harrison 91 Josh Thomas 92 Anthony McFarland 93 Dwight Freeney 94 Rob Morris 95 Darrell Reid 96 Jonathan Goddard 98 Robert Mathis 99 Ryan LaCasse

Head Coach: Tony Dungy

Coaches: Jim Caldwell Clyde Christensen Leslie Frazier Gene Huey Ron Meeks Pete Metzelaars Tom Moore Howard Mudd Mike Murphy Russ Purnell Diron Reynolds John Teerlinck Ricky Thomas Alan Williams

1987 Miami Hurricanes football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Jimmy Johnson

Current defensive backs coaches of the National Football League

National Football Conference

NFC East	NFC North	NFC South	NFC West

Joe Baker (Dallas Cowboys) David Merritt & Tim Walton (New York Giants) Cory Undlin (Philadelphia Eagles) Perry Fewell (Washington Redskins)	Ed Donatell (Chicago Bears) Alan Williams & Tony Oden (Detroit Lions) Darren Perry & Joe Whitt Jr. (Green Bay Packers) Jerry Gray (Minnesota Vikings)	Chad Walker (Atlanta Falcons) Steve Wilks (Carolina Panthers) Aaron Glenn (New Orleans Saints) Jon Hoke (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)	Nick Rapone (Arizona Cardinals) Brandon Fisher (Los Angeles Rams) Jim Hafley (San Francisco 49ers) Chris Cash & Andre Curtis (Seattle Seahawks)

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