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David Merritt
Personal information
Born:
(1971-09-08) September 8, 1971 (age 47) Raleigh, North Carolina
Career information
High school:
Raleigh (NC) Millbrook
College:
North Carolina State
NFL Draft:
1993 / Round: 7 / Pick: 191
Career history
As player:
Miami Dolphins (1993)
Phoenix / Arizona Cardinals (1993–1995)
Rhein Fire (1997)
As coach:
Tennessee-Chattanooga (1997) Outside linebackers
Virginia Military Institute (1998) Defensive ends/outside linebackers coach
Virginia Military Institute (1999–2000) Defensive line coach
New York Jets (2001–2003) Defensive assistant/linebackers coach
New York Giants (2004) Defensive assistant/quality control coach
New York Giants (2005) Defensive assistant
New York Giants (2006–2017) Secondary/safeties coach
Arizona Cardinals (2018) Defensive backs coach
Career highlights and awards
2× Super Bowl champion (XLII, XLVI)
Career NFL statistics
Tackles:
0
Interceptions:
0
Sacks:
0
Player stats at NFL.com
David Merritt (born September 8, 1971) is an American football coach and former linebacker who served as the defensive backs coach for the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the seventh round of the 1993 NFL Draft. He played college football at North Carolina State.
Merritt also played for the Phoenix/Arizona Cardinals and has been a coach at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Virginia Military Institute and for the New York Jets.
Contents
1Early years
2Coaching career
2.1New York Jets
2.2New York Giants
2.3Arizona Cardinals
3Coaching tree
4External links
Early years[edit]
Merritt was born in Raleigh, North Carolina. He attended Millbrook High School (Raleigh, North Carolina). Merritt was a member of the Millbrook High School inaugural Hall of Fame class in 2012
Coaching career[edit]
New York Jets[edit]
In 2001, Merritt joined the New York Jets as a defensive assistant and linebackers coach.
New York Giants[edit]
Merritt was hired by the New York Giants as a defensive assistant and quality control coach in 2004. In 2006, he was promoted to secondary and safeties coach.
Arizona Cardinals[edit]
On February 21, 2018, Merritt was hired by the Arizona Cardinals as their new defensive backs coach.
Coaching tree[edit]
NFL head coaches under whom Dave Merritt has served:
Herman Edwards, New York Jets (2001–2003)
Tom Coughlin, New York Giants (2004–2015)
Ben McAdoo, New York Giants (2016–2017)
Steve Spagnuolo, New York Giants (2017) Interim
Steve Wilks, Arizona Cardinals (2018)
External links[edit]
New York Giants profile
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Miami Dolphins1993 NFL draft selections
O. J. McDuffie
Terry Kirby
Ronnie Bradford
Chris Gray
Robert O'Neal
David Merritt
Dwayne Gordon
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New York GiantsSuper Bowl XLII champions
2 Anthony Wright
9 Lawrence Tynes
10 Eli Manning (MVP)
12 Steve Smith
13 Jared Lorenzen
15 Michael Jennings
17 Plaxico Burress
18 Jeff Feagles
20 Jim Finn
22 Reuben Droughns
23 Corey Webster
24 Robert Douglas
25 R. W. McQuarters
26 DJ Ware
27 Brandon Jacobs
28 Gibril Wilson
29 Sam Madison
30 Craig Dahl
31 Aaron Ross
33 Geoff Pope
34 Derrick Ward
35 Kevin Dockery
37 James Butler
39 Madison Hedgecock
43 Michael Johnson
44 Ahmad Bradshaw
51 Zak DeOssie
52 Tank Daniels
53 Reggie Torbor
55 Kawika Mitchell
57 Chase Blackburn
58 Antonio Pierce
59 Gerris Wilkinson
60 Shaun O'Hara
61 Adam Koets
65 Grey Ruegamer
66 David Diehl
67 Kareem McKenzie
69 Rich Seubert
70 Na'Shan Goddard
71 Dave Tollefson
72 Osi Umenyiora
75 Manuel Wright
76 Chris Snee
77 Kevin Boothe
77 Dek Bake
79 Guy Whimper
80 Jeremy Shockey
81 Amani Toomer
82 Brandon London
83 Sinorice Moss
84 Darcy Johnson
85 David Tyree
86 Jerome Collins
87 Domenik Hixon
88 Michael Matthews
89 Kevin Boss
90 Ryan Kuehl
91 Justin Tuck
92 Michael Strahan
93 Jay Alford
94 William Joseph
95 Adrian Awasom
96 Barry Cofield
97 Mathias Kiwanuka
98 Fred Robbins
99 Russell Davis
-- Kay-Jay Harris
-- Todd Lowber
-- Jason Bell
Head coach: Tom Coughlin
Coaches: Andre Curtis
Dave DeGuglielmo
Pat Flaherty
Kevin Gilbride
Peter Giunta
Jerald Ingram
David Merritt
Chris Palmer
Mike Pope
Tom Quinn
Sean Ryan
Bill Sheridan
Steve Spagnuolo
Mike Sullivan
Mike Waufle
Markus Paul
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New York GiantsSuper Bowl XLVI champions
5 Steve Weatherford
8 David Carr
9 Lawrence Tynes
10 Eli Manning (MVP)
12 Jerrel Jernigan
13 Ramses Barden
15 Devin Thomas
17 Ryan Perrilloux
18 Isaiah Stanback
19 Dan DePalma
20 Prince Amukamara
21 Kenny Phillips
22 Derrick Martin
23 Corey Webster
24 Terrell Thomas
25 Bruce Johnson
26 Antrel Rolle
27 Brandon Jacobs
28 DJ Ware
29 Brian Witherspoon
30 Justin Tryon
31 Aaron Ross
33 Da'Rel Scott
34 Deon Grant
35 Andre Brown
36 Will Blackmon
37 Michael Coe
39 Tyler Sash
41 Brandon Bing
44 Ahmad Bradshaw
45 Henry Hynoski
47 Travis Beckum
48 Christian Hopkins
51 Zak DeOssie
52 Clint Sintim
53 Greg Jones
54 Jonathan Goff
55 Spencer Paysinger
57 Jacquian Williams
58 Mark Herzlich
59 Michael Boley
60 Selvish Capers
62 Mitch Petrus
63 Jim Cordle
64 David Baas
65 Will Beatty
66 David Diehl
67 Kareem McKenzie
69 Justin Trattou
70 Tony Ugoh
71 Dave Tollefson
72 Osi Umenyiora
73 Jimmy Kennedy
74 Dwayne Hendricks
76 Chris Snee
77 Kevin Boothe
78 Stacy Andrews
79 James Brewer
80 Victor Cruz
82 Mario Manningham
83 Michael Clayton
85 Jake Ballard
86 Bear Pascoe
87 Domenik Hixon
88 Hakeem Nicks
90 Jason Pierre-Paul
91 Justin Tuck
93 Chase Blackburn
94 Mathias Kiwanuka
95 Rocky Bernard
96 Marvin Austin
97 Linval Joseph
98 Adrian Tracy
99 Chris Canty
Head coach: Tom Coughlin
Coaches: Jack Bicknell Jr.
Perry Fewell
Pat Flaherty
Kevin Gilbride
Kevin M. Gilbride
Peter Giunta
Jim Herrmann
Al Holcomb
Jerald Ingram
Larry Izzo
David Merritt
Robert Nunn
Jerry Palmieri
Markus Paul
Mike Pope
Tom Quinn
Sean Ryan
Mike Sullivan
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Current defensive backs coaches of the National Football League
American Football Conference
AFC East
AFC North
AFC South
AFC West
John Butler (Buffalo Bills)
Lou Anarumo (Miami Dolphins)
Stephen Belichick & Josh Boyer (New England Patriots)
Dennard Wilson (New York Jets)
Chris Hewitt & Mike Macdonald (Baltimore Ravens)
Kevin Coyle & Robert Livingston (Cincinnati Bengals)
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