Jeff Fisher
Title: NFL Head CoachBirth Date: February 25, 1958
Birth Place: Culver City, CA
Attended: Southern California
Attachment: NFL, Tennessee Titans
Price range: Contact TSE
Categories: Football, Coaches, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements
Jeff Fisher, Head coach and executive vice president of the Tennessee Titans, has become one of only five NFL coaches to lead his team to consecutive 13 win seasons. Jeff also became the Titans coach with the most wins at 61. In 1999, the Titans won their first AFC championship followed by having the leagues best record in 2000.
The defense for Jeff Fisher has been known for their aggressiveness and physical play, and in 2000 they earned the number one ranking for yards allowed and surrendering the third lowest point total since 1977. In 1999, Jeff was appointed to the NFL competition committee by the commissioner.
Fisher played football himself; he was a defensive back at the University of Southern California and was drafted by the Chicago Bears in 1981. After leaving the Bears in 1985, Fisher began his coaching career in 1986 by becoming and assistant for the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Jeff Fisher Speaker
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Jeff Fisher Appearance
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Jeff Fisher Endorsement
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