The New Orleans Saints’ OC will be Garrett Nussmeier’s father.

Doug Nussmeier, currently the quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles, is a prominent figure in football coaching circles. He is also the father of LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier. Recent discussions have emerged about the possibility of Doug Nussmeier joining the New Orleans Saints as their offensive coordinator under the anticipated head coach, Kellen Moore. citeturn0search0

Doug Nussmeier’s coaching career spans both collegiate and professional football. He has held significant positions, including offensive coordinator roles at the University of Washington, the University of Alabama, the University of Michigan, and the University of Florida. In the NFL, he has served as the quarterbacks coach for teams such as the St. Louis Rams, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Chargers, and currently, the Philadelphia Eagles. citeturn0search4

His association with Kellen Moore is noteworthy. The two have collaborated in various capacities across multiple teams. Their professional relationship began with the Dallas Cowboys, where Moore served as the offensive coordinator and Nussmeier as the quarterbacks coach. This partnership continued with the Los Angeles Chargers and the Philadelphia Eagles, where they worked together to develop quarterbacks and enhance offensive strategies. citeturn0search6

The potential move to the New Orleans Saints would mark a return to familiar territory for Doug Nussmeier. He was selected by the Saints in the fourth round of the 1994 NFL Draft and played as a quarterback for the team. citeturn0search4

For Garrett Nussmeier, his father’s potential role with the Saints could offer a unique perspective on a future NFL destination. Garrett has recently decided to continue his collegiate career at LSU for another season, aiming to further develop his skills and enhance his prospects for a professional career. citeturn0search5

The prospect of Doug Nussmeier joining the Saints’ coaching staff has generated considerable interest, given his extensive experience and successful collaborations with Kellen Moore. As the situation develops, it will be intriguing to observe how this potential appointment influences both the Saints’ offensive strategies and Garrett Nussmeier’s future career decisions.