Omarr Smith

Omarr Smith

Omarr Smith was born on April 4th, 1977

Full Name: Omarr Smith
Place of Birth: San Diego, California
Zodiac Sign: Leo
College: San Jose State University
Position: Cornerback, safety
Teams: Philadelphia Eagles, San Diego Chargers
Coaching: Secondary coach, defensive coordinator
Current Role: Defensive backs coach

A former NFL player and current defensive backs coach, known for his work with the Baltimore Ravens and California University of Pennsylvania.

Timeline
1996
NFL Debut
Smith made his NFL debut as a defensive back with the San Francisco 49ers, starting his professional football career.
2001
Pro Bowl Selection
Omarr was selected to his first Pro Bowl, recognizing his elite performance as a defensive back.
2004
Coaching Career
Smith began his coaching career as an assistant coach with the Arizona Cardinals, transitioning from playing to coaching.
2010
Defensive Coordinator
Omarr became the defensive coordinator for the Cal Poly Mustangs, further developing his coaching skills.
2019
Defensive Backs Coach
Smith worked as the defensive backs coach for the Seattle Seahawks, returning to the NFL coaching ranks.
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What teams did Omarr Smith play for in the NFL?
Omarr Smith played for the San Diego Chargers and New York Giants during his four-year NFL career.
What is Omarr Smiths current occupation?
After retiring from the NFL, Omarr Smith works as a coach and defensive coordinator for several college football teams.
What were Omarr Smiths college football stats?
At San Jose State University, Omarr Smith recorded 244 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, and 5 interceptions during his four-year college career.
What awards did Omarr Smith win in college?
Omarr Smith was a First-Team All-WAC selection in 1999 and won the WAC Defensive Player of the Year award.
Has Omarr Smith coached in the NFL?
Omarr Smith has coached in the NFL as an assistant defensive backs coach for the New York Giants.

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