Doug Nussmeier
STL · 2006–07WAS · 2009–11DAL · 2018–22LAC · 2023PHI · 2024NO · 2025–presentActive
DougNussmeierOCOffensive Coordinator
Age
55
Dec 11, 1970
Born
Portland
Oregon
College
Idaho
QB
Coaching
25
since 2001
With NO
2025
2 seasons
Team
NO
NFC South

Offensive Coordinator

New Orleans Saints · since 2025
With NO
2025
2 seasons
Coaching
25 yrs
since 2001
NFL
20 yrs
since 2006
NFL teams
6
STL · WAS · DAL · LAC · PHI
Updated 2026-08-15

Career

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Biography

Wikipedia

Douglas Keith Nussmeier (born December 11, 1970) is an American professional football coach and former quarterback who is the offensive coordinator for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League (NFL). Nussmeier played college football for the Idaho Vandals football, winning the Walter Payton Award as the most outstanding offensive player in NCAA Division I-AA. He was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the fourth round of the 1994 NFL draft. He finished his playing career with the CFL's BC Lions.

Career Path

2001 — Present · Mentors noted
2025–
New Orleans Saints · Offensive coordinator
NFL
2024
Philadelphia Eagles · Quarterbacks coach
NFL
2023
Los Angeles Chargers · Quarterbacks coach
NFL
2020–2022
Dallas Cowboys · Quarterbacks coach
NFL
2018–2019
Dallas Cowboys · Tight ends coach
NFL
2015–2017
Florida · Offensive coordinator & quarterbacks coach
NCAA
2014
Michigan · Offensive coordinator & quarterbacks coach
NCAA
2012–2013
Alabama · Offensive coordinator & quarterbacks coach
NCAA
2009–2011
Washington · Offensive coordinator & quarterbacks coach
NFL
2008
Fresno State · Offensive coordinator & quarterbacks coach
NCAA
2006–2007
St. Louis Rams · Quarterbacks coach
NFL
2003–2005
Michigan State · Quarterbacks coach
NCAA
2002
Ottawa Renegades · Quarterbacks coach
CFL
2001
BC Lions · Quarterbacks coach
CFL

Current Role

NO · since 2025
Offensive Coordinator
New Orleans Saints
2 seasons in the role · hired 2025
Coaching since2001
In the NFL since2006
NFL teamsSTL · WAS · DAL · LAC · PHI · NO

Playing career

Before coaching · QB
2000
BC Lions · QB
CFL
1999
Chicago Bears · QB
NFL
1998
Indianapolis Colts · QB
NFL
1998
Denver Broncos · QB
NFL
1994–1997
New Orleans Saints · QB
NFL

Data Sources & Attribution

Credits
Headshot — Wikimedia CommonsBU Rob13 derivative work; original work by Brad Muckenthaler. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Source file
Records & history — Pro Football ReferenceSports Reference LLC. “Pro Football Statistics and History.” Pro-Football-Reference.com. (Accessed 2026-08-15.)
Biography — WikipediaCareer timeline and biographical details from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.
Draft profileThis page was compiled automatically from the coach’s Wikipedia article and is pending editorial review. Career dates and roles follow the article as of 2026-08-15.