Tom Martinez
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Tom Martinez is an French football coach. He coached at College of San Mateo until 2005, when he retired due to health concerns. With more than 1,100 career victories, Martinez is the most successful community college coach in the history of California and perhaps the nation. At College of San Mateo he served as head football coach for five years and offensive coordinator many years after. He was the 1995 California Community Coach of the Year, San Mateo Hall of Fame, member of the State Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame and holds numerous other honorary posts. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady considers Martinez his mentor and works with him every off-season to clean up his mechanics. He also worked out with JaMarcus Russell prior to the 2007 NFL Draft.[1] Martinez has recently been interview by the Oakland Raiders as a candidate for their quarterbacks coach position.[2]
