Jennifer King, NFL’s first black female assistant coach

King also spent the 2020 season in a coaching role with head coach Ron Rivera, and worked with coach Randy Jordan on the team’s running back.

Previously, he worked as a coach with Rivera with the Carolina Panthers.

He has been an assistant at King Dortmouth University and the U.S. allied football team Arizona Hotshots.

He played in 12 seasons and won two championships with the Carolina Phoenix and the New York Sharks, quarterback, receiver and defense half.

According to Rivera, Jennifer King came to Washington excited for the opportunity, and she fully qualifies for the promotion.

Its energy is limitless, Rivera said. She had the opportunity to experience the meaning of working as a full-time coach in this league this season, as well as the countless hours she spent preparing in the office.

He has shown my staff all the qualities needed to work full time, Rivera added. He works hard, he is a great communicator and a quality person.

Coach King has always been eager to learn and has shown significant growth since starting here last season.

Randy said he was delighted to be able to trust Jordan King’s full-time support.

He was very helpful last year, looked at the game from a different angle, and he was a good communicator., he said.

The playoff game between Washington and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the first woman in NFL history to feature in a coaching role on both sides.

Buchananers Two: Lori Locust, Defensive Line Assistant, and Strength Development and Conditioning Assistant Moral Javadifer.

Eight women have worked as coaching staff this season and six have made the playoffs.

Bruce Arians, the head coach of the Buccaneers, said the presence of women The way of the future.