Rob Ryan

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Rob Ryan
Date of birth December 13, 1962 (1962-12-13) (age 45)
Place of birth Flag of the United States Ardmore, Oklahoma
Position(s) Defensive Coordinator
College Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Team(s) as a coach/administrator
1987

1988

1989-1993

1994-1995

1996

1997-1999

2000-2003

2004-present		 Western Kentucky
(Assistant)
Ohio State
(Outside Linebackers)
Tennessee State
(RBs, LBs, DL)
Arizona Cardinals
(Defensive Backs)
Hutchinson Community College
(Defensive Coordinator)
Oklahoma State
(Defensive Coordinator)
New England Patriots
(Linebackers)
Oakland Raiders
(Defensive Coordinator)

Rob Ryan (born December 13, 1962 in Ardmore, Oklahoma), is the defensive coordinator of the Oakland Raiders. He is the son of former defensive coordinator and head coach Buddy Ryan and the twin brother of current defensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens, Rex Ryan.

Preceded by
Chuck Bresnahan		 Oakland Raiders Defensive Coordinator
2004-present		 Succeeded by
Current
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New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVI Champions
4 Adam Vinatieri | 11 Drew Bledsoe | 12 Tom Brady | 13 Ken Walter | 15 Jimmy Farris | 19 Damon Huard | 21 J. R. Redmond | 22 Terrance Shaw | 23 Antwan Harris | 24 Ty Law | 25 Leonard Myers | 26 Matt Stevens | 27 Terrell Buckley | 29 Hakim Akbar | 30 Je'Rod Cherry | 32 Antowain Smith | 33 Kevin Faulk | 34 Tebucky Jones | 35 Patrick Pass | 36 Lawyer Milloy | 44 Marc Edwards | 45 Otis Smith | 48 Arther Love | 50 Mike Vrabel | 51 Bryan Cox | 52 Ted Johnson | 53 Larry Izzo | 54 Tedy Bruschi | 55 Willie McGinest | 58 Matt Chatham | 61 Stephen Neal | 63 Joe Andruzzi | 64 Greg Robinson-Randall | 65 Damien Woody | 66 Lonie Paxton | 67 Grey Ruegamer | 71 Chris Sullivan | 72 Matt Light | 74 Kenyatta Jones | 76 Grant Williams | 77 Mike Compton | 80 Troy Brown | 81 Charles Johnson | 83 Rod Rutledge | 84 Fred Coleman | 85 Jermaine Wiggins | 86 David Patten | 88 Terry Glenn | 91 Bobby Hamilton | 92 David Nugent | 93 Richard Seymour | 95 Roman Phifer | 96 Brandon Mitchell | 97 Riddick Parker | 98 Anthony Pleasant
Head Coach Bill Belichick
Coaches Romeo Crennel | Jeff Davidson | Ivan Fears | Pepper Johnson | Eric Mangini | Randy Melvin | Rob Ryan | Dante Scarnecchia | Brad Seely | Charlie Weis
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New England Patriots Super Bowl XXXVIII Champions
4 Adam Vinatieri | 6 Rohan Davey | 12 Tom Brady | 13 Ken Walter | 17 Dedric Ward | 19 Damon Huard | 21 Mike Cloud | 22 Asante Samuel | 23 Antwan Harris | 24 Ty Law | 26 Eugene Wilson | 30 Je'Rod Cherry | 31 Larry Centers | 32 Antowain Smith | 33 Kevin Faulk | 34 Chris Akins | 35 Patrick Pass | 37 Rodney Harrison | 38 Tyrone Poole | 39 Shawn Mayer | 46 Brian Kinchen | 48 Tully Banta-Cain | 50 Mike Vrabel | 51 Don Davis | 52 Ted Johnson | 53 Larry Izzo | 54 Tedy Bruschi | 55 Willie McGinest | 58 Matt Chatham | 59 Rosevelt Colvin | 60 Wilbert Brown | 63 Joe Andruzzi | 65 Damien Woody | 67 Dan Koppen | 68 Tom Ashworth | 71 Russ Hochstein | 72 Matt Light | 76 Brandon Gorin | 80 Troy Brown | 81 Bethel Johnson | 82 Daniel Graham | 83 Deion Branch | 84 Fred Baxter | 85 J. J. Stokes | 87 David Givens | 88 Christian Fauria | 90 Dan Klecko | 91 Bobby Hamilton | 92 Ted Washington | 93 Richard Seymour | 94 Ty Warren | 95 Roman Phifer | 96 Rick Lyle | 97 Jarvis Green | 98 Anthony Pleasant
Head Coach Bill Belichick
Coaches Romeo Crennel | Brian Daboll | Jeff Davidson | Ivan Fears | John Hufnagel | Pepper Johnson | Eric Mangini | Rob Ryan | Dante Scarnecchia | Brad Seely | Charlie Weis
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