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Charlie Weis
He was the offensive coordinator who helped lead the New England Patriots to three Super Bowl victories
In 2005, Weis transitioned to the college football scene when he became the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. His tenure at Notre Dame was marked by early success, including leading the team to two BCS bowl appearances in his first two seasons. However, despite his initial achievements, the team struggled in subsequent years, and Weis was eventually let go in 2009. His time at Notre Dame remains a significant chapter in his career, as he was tasked with restoring the program to its former glory, though the results were mixed.
After his time at Notre Dame, Weis returned to the NFL briefly before taking on another head coaching role at the University of Kansas in 2012. His stint with the Kansas Jayhawks was less successful, and he was dismissed in 2014 after failing to turn the program around. Despite these challenges, Weis's reputation as an offensive strategist remained intact, and he continued to be involved in football through various media roles, including co-hosting "Airing It Out" on Sirius XM NFL Radio alongside Bob Papa.
Weis's career is a testament to his deep knowledge of football and his ability to adapt to both the professional and collegiate levels. While his head coaching record may not have reached the heights of his NFL coordinator days, his influence on the game, particularly in offensive strategy, is undeniable. Contact Charles Joseph Weis Sr. speaker booking agent Direct Sportslink for Charles Joseph Weis Sr. speaker and appearance fees and to find other similar sports celebrity motivational speakers for your event.
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