He’s been a long-time member of Andy Reid’s coaching staff with the Philadelphia Eagles, where his dedication and strategic mind paved the way for his first head coaching role—landing with the Buffalo Bills in 2017. Before that big break, from 2011 to 2016, he made a name for himself as the defensive coordinator for the Carolina Panthers, showing off his talent for building strong, disciplined units. But long before the NFL spotlight, he was already making waves back in high school. As a standout defensive back at La Salle College High School, he earned All-Southeastern Pennsylvania honors, proving his athletic prowess early on. And football wasn’t even his only sport—he also claimed two national prep championships as a wrestler, showcasing incredible versatility and determination. Growing up, sports were deeply rooted in his life; his father was a high school football coach, which likely influenced his path. He also has an older brother, Tim, who carved out his own successful career as the Chief Business Officer for the Philadelphia Union in Major League Soccer. Through it all, his journey reflects a deep family connection to sports, years of hard work, and a steady climb through the ranks—each step shaping the leader he is today.