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Giants Officially Hire Three New Quality Control Coaches

Apr 082021

New York Giants Helmets (September 22, 2019)

The New York Giants have officially announced that they have hired Russ Callaway as an offensive quality control coach, and Ryan Anderson and Carter Blount as defensive quality control coaches. Earlier this offseason, the Giants also promoted Nick Williams from offensive assistant to offensive quality control coach.

Bobby Blick, who served as the team’s sole offensive quality control coach last season no longer appears on the team’s website. It is not known if he still on the staff. Same with Offensive Assistant Stephen Brown. Earlier in the offseason, the Giants shifted Jody Wright from defensive to offensive assistant.

Mike Treier, who served as the team’s sole defensive quality control coach last season, was promoted to assistant defensive backs coach earlier this offseason.

Offensive Quality Control Coach Russ Callaway

2021-Present: Offensive Quality Control Coach, New York Giants
2020: Senior Offensive Analyst, LSU
2017-2019: Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, Samford University
2016: Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach, Samford University
2015: Wide Receivers Coach, Samford University
2013-2014: Wide Receivers Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Murray State University
2011-2012: Defensive Analyst, University of Alabama
Pro Experience: None
Collegiate Experience: Quarterback, Valdosta State University (2007-2010)

Defensive Quality Control Coach Carter Blount

2021-Present: Defensive Quality Control Coach, New York Giants
2018-2020: Special Teams Quality Control Analyst, University of Tennessee
2017: Special Teams Quality Control Analyst, University of Alabama
2016: Graduate Assistant, LSU
2014-2015: Special Teams Quality Control Coach, University of Georgia
2014: Cornerbacks Coach, Birmingham-Southern College
2013: Defensive Graduate Assistant-Defense, University of South Alabama
2011-2012: Special Teams Graduate Assistant, University of South Alabama
2010: Associate Head Strength and Conditioning Coach/Linebackers Coach, Tuscaloosa County High School (AL)
2009: Special Teams Intern, University of Alabama
2008: Strength and Conditioning Intern, University of Alabama
Pro Experience: None
Collegiate Experience: None

Defensive Quality Control Coach Ryan Anderson

2021-Present: Defensive Quality Control Coach, New York Giants
2019-2020: Safeties Coach, Elon University
2018: Co-Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Coach, Hampton University
2016-2017: Inside Linebackers Coach, East Carolina University
2013-2015: Defensive Graduate Assistant, Vanderbilt University
2012: Defensive Line Coach, Reinhardt University
2011: Linebackers Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Cumberland University
2009: Tight Ends Coach/Linebackers Coach, E.C. Glass High School (VA)
Pro Experience: None
Collegiate Experience: Linebacker, Presbyterian College (2006-2008)

A complete listing of the team’s coaching staff is available in the Coaching Staff section of the website.

Daniel Jones Organizes Unofficial Practices; Giants Hire Another Offensive Coach

Posted by Eric Kennedy

Apr 062021

Daniel Jones, New York Giants (August 6, 2020)

Daniel Jones – Courtesy of New York Giants

DANIEL JONES ORGANIZES UNOFFICIAL PRACTICES…
According to multiple media outlets, New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has organized unofficial practices or throwing sessions for a number of his teammates in Arizona this week. The workouts reportedly will run from Monday through to Friday. Others supposedly who will attend include wide receiver Kenny Golladay, wide receiver Darius Slayton, wide receiver Sterling Shepard, wide receiver Austin Mack, center Nick Gates, guard Will Hernandez, guard Chad Slade among others. Running back Saquon Barkley will attend, but not participate as he is still rehabbing his torn ACL.

GIANTS HIRE ANOTHER OFFENSIVE COACH…
Although not officially announced yet, the New York Giants have hired Russ Callaway, who was an offensive analyst with LSU in 2020, to serve as an offensive assistant or offensive quality control coach. Callaway also served as offensive coordinator at Samford University for four seasons (2016-2019), while also coaching quarterbacks and wide receivers at that school for a total of five seasons. Before that, Callaway coached wide receivers at Murray State (2013-2014) and was a defensive analyst at the University of Alabama (2011-2012).

LSU Head Coach Ed Orgeron was effusive in his praise for Callaway. “I do believe the guy’s going to be a coordinator and a head coach, and it won’t be long because he’s one of those type minds. He’s a great worker. Has a bright future ahead for him.”