A few months after accepting a job to turn into the defensive coordinator at Florida Worldwide, former JMU head soccer mentor Everett Withers is predicted to be the future defensive backs mentor for the NFL’s New York Giants.
In advance of leaving for the Merge, the #Giants are filling the one critical location on their defensive staff: Resource claims Everett Withers, most lately Florida International’s DC, is predicted to be their new DBs mentor. He’ll acquire more than for new #Bengals DC Lou Anarumo.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 26, 2019
Withers, who replaces Lou Anarumo after he joined the Cincinnati Bengals as their new defensive coordinator, was most lately the head mentor at Texas State. Compiling a 7-28 document in four seasons, Withers was fired ideal right before the end of the 2018 college or university soccer period.
Though manning James Madison soccer, Withers managed an 18-7 document with a 12-4 in-convention document. The Dukes ended up co-convention champions in his closing period, and he managed to acquire them to FCS playoffs in both equally of his seasons.
Withers ran the offense when at JMU, but his 2015 defense ranked second in the state in turnover margin (+1.08) and 13th in sacks for each video game (2.85). He also coached up former JMU basic safety and latest Buffalo Bills defensive back Dean Marlowe, who was the last JMU player to take part in the East-West Shrine Game till cornerback Jimmy Moreland did so this earlier winter season.
Prior to signing up for JMU, Withers experienced served the job as interim head mentor in 2011 at North Carolina, filling in after head mentor Butch Davis was dismissed amid several violations.
This won’t be Withers to start with flavor of the NFL, as the Charlotte, North Carolina, indigenous expended 6 seasons as the defensive backs mentor for the Tennessee Titans (2001-06) and was also a defensive high-quality management mentor for the New Orleans Saints in 1994.
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