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COACHING STAFF / SCOTT McCURLEYSCOTT McCURLEYDEFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROLSecond Season as NFL CoachFifth Packers SeasonVETERANS COACHES COMMUNITYLAMBEAU RECORDS &DRAFT &MISC. FIELD HISTORY 2009 REVIEW FREE AGENTSScott McCurley enters hisfifth season with the Packersand second as defensive qualitycontrol coach. He was hiredby Mike McCarthy in April 2006 as a coaching administrativeintern, promoted to coaching administrator in January2007, and promoted again to defensive quality controlcoach on Feb. 3, 2009.In his current role, McCurley’s duties include breakingdown opponent game film and analyzing their offensivetendencies. He also provides assistance with the defensivelinemen.As the coaching administrator, McCurley assisted inpreparing the team’s weekly game plan, preparing gamefilm, and compiling player statistics and grades. His practiceresponsibilities included working with the scout teamand assisting Winston Moss with coaching linebackers.During games, McCurley assisted the defensive coordinator.Before coming to Green Bay, the 30-year-old McCurleyenjoyed a lengthy playing and coaching career at theUniversity of Pittsburgh. Initially a walk-on athlete whoredshirted his first year, he earned a scholarship afterhis freshman season and lettered four years at linebacker(1999-2002). McCurley played with a handful of currentNFL players, including wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona)and punter Andy Lee (San Francisco).McCurley holds the distinction of having the last interceptionand field-goal block in Pitt Stadium, which closedafter the ’99 season, both achievements recorded in a37-27 victory against Notre Dame. That same season, heearned a spot on the Big East All-Academic football teamand graduated in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in movementscience with a coaching minor.Coldest recorded home games,team history-13 D 31 1967 Dallas Cowboys (GB)................. W 21 17-1 J 20 2008 New York Giants......................... L 20 230 D 26 1993 .Los Angeles Raiders (GB)............ W 28 02 D 22 1990 .Detroit Lions (GB)..........................L 17 243 J 12 1997 Carolina Panthers (GB)............. W 30 133 D 7 2008 .Houston Texans (GB).....................L 21 246 N 28 1976 .Chicago Bears (GB)........................L 10 168 D 20 1992 .Los Angeles Rams (GB)............... W 28 1310 D 3 1972 .Detroit Lions (GB)........................ W 33 710 D 4 1977 .Detroit Lions (GB)........................ W 10 910 D 12 1982 .Detroit Lions (GB)..........................L 10 3010 D 15 1991 .Detroit Lions (GB)..........................L 17 21postseason games in boldcoldest september home games43 S 26 1965..Baltimore Colts (Milw).................. W 20 1746 S 24 2001..Washington Redskins (GB) .......... W 37 051 S 17 1973..New York Jets (Milw).................... W 23 751 S 21 1975..Detroit Lions (Milw)........................L 16 3052 S 25 1960..Chicago Bears (GB).........................L 14 1752 S 24 1961..San Francisco 49ers (GB)............. W 30 1052 S 23 1990..Kansas City Chiefs (GB)..................L 3 1753 S 19 1971..New York Giants (GB).....................L 40 4253 S 29 1974..Detroit Lions (Milw)...................... W 21 1955 S 27 1970..Atlanta Falcons (GB)..................... W 27 2455 S 23 1973..Detroit Lions (GB)...........................T 13 13Scott McCurley at a glance…►►This marks his fifth year of service with the Packers, havingstarted as a coaching administrative intern in 2006.►►Was promoted to coaching administrator in January 2007before his most recent promotion to defensive quality controlcoach on Feb. 3, 2009.►►A four-year letterman at linebacker for the University ofPittsburgh, was a college teammate of Arizona Cardinalswide receiver Larry Fitzgerald.COACHING BACKGROUNDYears College/Pro Team Position Coached2003-05 Univ. of Pittsburgh . . .Graduate Assistant (defense)2009-10 Green Bay Packers. . . . . . Defensive Quality ControlAfter graduation, McCurley remained with the programas a defensive graduate assistant. The 2004 teamhe coached won the Big East championship and a spot inthe Fiesta Bowl. McCurley also assisted with coaching thescout team, which was quarterbacked for a year by JoeFlacco, who later transferred to Delaware and became afirst-round pick of the Baltimore Ravens in 2008.Born Aug. 1, 1980, in New Castle, Pa., he attendedMohawk High School in Bessemer, Pa., where he earnedall-conference honors his junior and senior years, playingat linebacker and offensive line. He also played basketball.McCurley and wife, Colleen, live in De Pere, Wis., withtheir son, Quentin, 2, and infant son, Deacon. In his sparetime, McCurley enjoys reading, watching movies andspending time with his family.Coldest recorded home games, Packers history (since 1959)Coldest october home games36 O 26 1980..Minnesota Vikings (GB)................ W 16 338 O 11 1959..San Francisco 49ers (GB)............. W 21 2039 O 29 1972..Minnesota Vikings (GB)..................L 13 2739 O 31 1993..Chicago Bears (GB)....................... W 17 340 O 18 1981..San Francisco 49ers (Milw)............L 3 1341 O 24 1965..Dallas Cowboys (Milw)................. W 13 341 O 28 1984..Detroit Lions (GB)......................... W 41 942 O 17 1976..Philadelphia Eagles (GB)............... W 28 1342 O 15 1978..Seattle Seahawks (Milw)............... W 45 2842 O 17 1983..Washington Redskins (GB)........... W 48 4742 O 22 1995..Minnesota Vikings (GB)................ W 38 21Coldest november home games6 N 28 1976..Chicago Bears (GB).........................L 10 1622 N 12 1995..Chicago Bears (GB)....................... W 35 2825 N 22 1964..Cleveland Browns (Milw).............. W 28 2126 N 27 1977..Minnesota Vikings (GB)..................L 6 1327 N 9 1986..Washington Redskins (GB).............L 7 1627 N 19 2000..Indianapolis Colts (GB)................. W 26 2428 N 15 1992..Philadelphia Eagles (Milw)............ W 27 2428 N 29 2004..St. Louis Rams (GB)..................... W 45 1729 N 30 1975..Chicago Bears (GB)....................... W 28 729 N 24 1991..Indianapolis Colts (Milw).............. W 14 1029 N 28 1993..Tampa Bay Buccaneers (GB)......... W 13 1044
COACHING STAFF / CHAD MORTONCHAD MORTONSPECIAL TEAMS ASSISTANTFirst Season as NFL CoachSecond Packers SeasonChad Morton, a seven-yearNFL veteran as a player, beginshis second season withthe Packers but first as a fulltimeon-field coach, moving into the role of special teamsassistant for 2010. He was named to his new position onFeb. 15.Morton originally joined the Packers as the team’scoaching administrator last year and then swapped roleswith special teams assistant Curtis Fuller following the2009 season. Part of Morton’s duties then included assistingwith the defensive and special teams units.Morton, 33, was a running back and kick/punt returnerwho began his career with New Orleans in 2000 as a fifthrounddraft pick. Packers Head Coach Mike McCarthyserved as the Saints’ offensive coordinator at that time.Morton went on to play two seasons with the New YorkJets (2001-02), two with Washington (2003-04) and twowith the New York Giants (2005-06).Serving primarily as a returner as a pro, Morton tallied5,401 career kickoff return yards and three kick returnscores, as well as 1,431 career punt return yards and onescore, in 93 career games. He was named a Pro Bowl alternatereturner in ’02 and ’05.While with the Jets in 2002, Morton returned two kickoffsfor touchdowns in a contest at Buffalo, making himthe fifth player in NFL history to return two kickoffs forscores in the same game. The feat also established him asthe first player ever to return a kickoff for a touchdown inregulation and in overtime. In 2000 with the Saints, Mortontied the NFL single-game playoff record with 13 receptions,against the Minnesota Vikings.Morton was an All-Pac-10 selection at Southern California,where he served as the team’s primary running back1962 World ChampionsChad Morton at a glance…►►Originally joined Packers in 2009 as coaching administratorand moves into role as special teams assistant for 2010.►►A seven-year NFL veteran (2000-06) for four different teams,compiled nearly 7,000 return yards in his career (5,401 kickoffreturn, 1,431 punt return).►►With N.Y. Jets in 2002, returned two kickoffs for TDs insame game at Buffalo, including overtime game-winner.►►An All-Pac-10 running back at USC, ranks 11th on Trojans’all-time rushing list with 2,511 yards.►►Older brother, Johnnie, played wide receiver for 12 seasons(1994-2005) in the NFL, including eight with the DetroitLions.COACHING BACKGROUNDYears College/Pro Team Position Coached2009 Green Bay Packers. . . . . . . .Coaching Administrator2010 Green Bay Packers. . . . . . . Special Teams Assistanthis final two seasons. He led the team with 1,141 yards and15 touchdowns on 262 carries as a senior, and he ranks11th on the Trojans’ all-time rushing list with 2,511 careeryards. He graduated from USC with a degree in sociology.Born April 4, 1977, in Torrance, Calif., Morton attendedSouth High School in Torrance, where he played runningback and also ran track. His older brother, Johnnie, playedwide receiver for 12 seasons (1994-2005) in the NFL, includingeight with the Detroit Lions.Morton and his wife, Tamra, reside in De Pere, Wis.They have two sons, Avery and Aiden. He enjoys Webdesign, spending time with his wife, and playing with hissons.DRAFT &COMMUNITY COACHES VETERANS FREE AGENTS2009 REVIEW HISTORYRECORDS &LAMBEAUFIELDFront Row: Elijah Pitts, Ed Blaine, Earl Gros, Gary Barnes, Ron Gassert, Oscar Donahue, Ron Kostelnik; Second Row: WillieWood, John Symank, Hank Gremminger, Dan Currie, Herb Adderley, Nelson Toburen, John Roach, Forrest Gregg; Third Row:Jim Ringo, Bart Starr, Gary Knafelc, Jerry Kramer, Fuzzy Thurston, Jesse Whittenton, Lew Carpenter, Tom Moore; Fourth Row:Equipment Manager Dad Braisher, Bob Skoronski, Ray Nitschke, Ken Iman, Willie Davis, Henry Jordan, Trainer Bud Jorgensen;Back Row: Bill Quinlan, Norm Masters, Boyd Dowler, Jim Taylor, Ron Kramer, Bill Forester, Dave Hanner, Paul Hornung.MISC.45
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