John Fassel

John Fassell
Los Angeles Rams
Position:	Special teams coordinator
Personal information
Date of birth:	(1974-01-10) January 10, 1974
Place of birth:	Anaheim, California
Career information
College:	Weber State
Career history
As coach:
Bucknell (1999) Graduate assistant Idaho State (2000) Graduate assistant Amsterdam Admirals (2000) Strength and conditioning & wide receivers coach Bucknell (2001) Wide receivers coach New Mexico Highlands (2003–2004) Head coach & assistant athletic director Baltimore Ravens (2005–2007) Assistant special teams Oakland Raiders (2008) Special teams quality control coach Oakland Raiders (2009–2011) Special teams coordinator St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams (2012–present) Special teams coordinator

John Fassel (born January 10, 1974) is an American football coach who is special teams coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League (NFL).^[1]

He is the son of coach Jim Fassel.^[2]

On January 31, 2012 it was announced that he would be the special teams coach of the St. Louis Rams. On July 26, 2015 he went into the ocean to save a drowning surfer.^[3]

References

↑ "John Fassel Bio". raiders.com.
↑ http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3841096
↑ "Fassel saves drowning man".

New Mexico Highlands Cowboys head football coaches

Jack Scofield (1964–1966)
John Levra (1967–1970)
Les Davis (1971)
Bill Lachapelle (1972)
No team (1973)
Salvador Gonzalez (1974–1975)
Dan Antolik (1976–1978)
Fred Bleil (1979–1982)
Dennis Eckhoff (1983)
Dan Shonka (1984–1986)
Pat Darbro (1987–1988)
George Martinez (1989–1991)
Jim Ewan (1992–1995)
Carl Ferrill (1996–1998)
Ed Rifilato (1999)
Steve DaPrato (2000)
Greg Critchett (2001–2002)
John Fassel (2003–2004)
Santos Carrillo (2005)
Carl Ferrill (2006)
Pablo Cano (2007)
Chad Roanhaus (2008–2010)
Eric Young (2011– )
Jeff Mills (2015– )

Current special teams coaches of the National Football League

American Football Conference

AFC East	AFC North	AFC South	AFC West

Danny Crossman (Buffalo Bills) Darren Rizzi (Miami Dolphins) Joe Judge (New England Patriots) Bobby April, Jr. (New York Jets)	Jerry Rosburg (Baltimore Ravens) Darrin Simmons (Cincinnati Bengals) Chris Tabor (Cleveland Browns) Danny Smith (Pittsburgh Steelers)	Bob Ligashesky (Houston Texans) Tom McMahon (Indianapolis Colts) Mike Mallory (Jacksonville Jaguars) Nate Kaczor (Tennessee Titans)	Joe DeCamillis (Denver Broncos) Dave Toub (Kansas City Chiefs) Brad Seely (Oakland Raiders) Craig Aukerman (San Diego Chargers)

National Football Conference

NFC East	NFC North	NFC South	NFC West

Rich Bisaccia (Dallas Cowboys) Tom Quinn (New York Giants) Dave Fipp (Philadelphia Eagles) Ben Kotwica (Washington Redskins)	Jeff Rodgers (Chicago Bears) Joe Marciano (Detroit Lions) Shawn Slocum (Green Bay Packers) Mike Priefer (Minnesota Vikings)	Keith Armstrong (Atlanta Falcons) Richard Rodgers (Carolina Panthers) Greg McMahon (New Orleans Saints) Kevin O'Dea (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)	Amos Jones (Arizona Cardinals) John Fassel (Los Angeles Rams) Thomas McGaughey (San Francisco 49ers) Brian Schneider (Seattle Seahawks)

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