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NFL coach Romeo Crennel announced his retirement on Monday.
Crennel worked as a senior advisor for the football performance of the jeans and spent the last eight years working for the AFC South team. Crennel issued a statement through the team to mark the end of his coaching career.
“Football has been my whole life and it’s been a dream come true to coach for 50 years,” Crennel said. “There are so many friends to thank for helping and supporting me throughout my career. I want to especially thank the fans and owners of the New York Giants, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs and Houston. Jeans to allow me to contribute to the game I have loved for so long I will miss everything related to training and teaching, but what I will miss most is being with the boys every day. to all the players and coaches in the best position to be successful and I consider all the guys I’ve coached or worked with to be a part of my family. “
Crennel coached college for more than a decade before becoming coach of the Giants’ special teams coach in 1981. He became their coach of the defensive line in 1990 and then moved to the United States. orders from Bill Parcells with the Patriots and Jets in the same job. He became the Browns’ defensive coordinator in 2000 and then won three Super Bowls in four years with the Patriots defense.
Crennel was hired as head coach by the Browns in 2005 and spent 24-40 for four years. He went on to lead the Chiefs defense in 2010 and became the interim head coach after Todd Haley was fired the following year. He went 4-15 before being fired after the 2012 season.
The jeans were next to Crennel. He became his defensive coordinator in 2014, his assistant coach in 2017 and his interim head coach after Bill O’Brien was fired in 2020. He was 4-8 at this stage, leaving him with a record of head coach of all their life of 32. -63.