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2 0 1 1 I N D I A N A P O L I S C O L T S RAY RYCHLESKI Special Teams Coordinator Ray Rychleski enters his third season as special teams coordinator of the Colts. Rychleski joined Indianapolis from the University of South Carolina, where he served one season as special teams coordinator and tight ends coach. In 2010, Indianapolis ranked 15th in the NFL in average drive start by opponents on kickoffs (26.5), the 7th-best AFC mark. The club's performance was affected by injuries that resulted in multiple players moving into offensive and defensive roles and off specialty units. A total 27 players throughout the season notched special teams tackles, including five (LBs-Pat Angerer, Philip Wheeler, Cody Glenn and Kavell Conner and DB-Justin Tryon) with double-digit totals. P-Pat McAfee was 65- 42.0, 21 In20 (35.4 net) in his second season. K-Adam Vinatieri (51-51 PATs, 26-28 FGs) tallied 129 points, 2nd in the AFC, 3rd in the NFL. Vinatieri converted his last 17 field goal attempts in producing his 14th 100+-point season, his 2nd-highest seasonal point total and the 4th-highest seasonal point total in Colts history. WR-Taj Smith blocked a punt for a touchdown against Dallas, the first such play for the Colts since 1989. In 2009, Indianapolis ranked 7th in the NFL in average drive start by opponents on kickoffs (25.1), the 2nd-best AFC mark. The club was bolstered by McAfee (64-44.3, 21 In20), who had a 37.8 net punting average, along with 21 touchbacks on kickoffs, T2nd in the AFC, T6th in the NFL. McAfee ranked 13th in NFL punting and helped the club to rank 18th in net average. Vinatieri (17-18 PATs, 7-9 FGs) and K- Matt Stover (33-33 PATs, 9-11 FGs) combined to handle the placement duties. Seven players had doubledigit tackle totals on special teams (LBs-Ramon Humber, Freddy Keiaho and Wheeler, DBs-Jamie Silva, Aaron Francisco and Jacob Lacey and TE-Jacob Tamme). Rychleski has 31 years of coaching experience, 27 at the collegiate level. In 2008, South Carolina ranked 2nd in conference in kickoff coverage. Under his guidance, TE-Jared Cook, a D3-09 choice of Tennessee, was First-Team All-SEC. The Gamecocks reached the Outback Bowl after not reaching a bowl game the previous season. Rychleski spent 2001-07 as special teams coordinator and tight ends/H-backs coach at the University of Maryland. In his seven seasons, Maryland had zero punts blocked, the longest streak in Division I-A football. His units blocked 22 kicks and had eight returns for touchdowns during that span. In 2007, Maryland led the country in kickoff return yardage defense, allowing 16.56 yards per KOR. Rychleski coached an All-Atlantic Coast Conference punter for six straight years (2001-06), had one specialist selected in the NFL Draft and had five others sign as free agents. During Rychleski's tenure, he helped Maryland to a 56-31 record and five bowl appearances. Rychleski coached four tight ends at Maryland who currently play in the NFL, while another three made NFL camps. He was a part of the 2001 team that won the ACC and had a BCS appearance in the Orange Bowl. The school produced at least 10 wins annually from 2001-03. Rychleski spent 1993-2000 at Wake Forest under Jim Caldwell, coaching the defensive line (1993-95), linebackers (1996-98) and special teams and tight ends (1999-00). Rychleski began his coaching career at the high school level in Pennsylvania in 1979. He spent eight seasons at Temple (1981-88), first serving as a graduate assistant in 1981. Rychleski served as defensive coordinator/inside linebacker coach at Northeastern for two seasons (1989-90) before spending 1991 as graduate assistant at Penn State. Rychleski was special teams coordinator and defensive backs coach at East Stroudsburg University in 1992, where he helped the school to its best record in 13 years. Rychleski was born September 27, 1957 in Old Forge, Pa. He earned his degree in social studies from Millersville (Pa.) State College (now known as Millersville University) in 1979. PERSONAL DATA: College: Millersville (Pa.) State College. Coaching Career: Temple 1981-88; Northeastern 1989-90; Penn State 1991; East Stroudsburg University 1992; Wake Forest 1993-00; Maryland 2001-07; South Carolina 2008; Indianapolis Colts 2009-present. 22
2 0 1 1 I N D I A N A P O L I S C O L T S BILL TEERLINCK Defensive Assistant Bill Teerlinck enters his fifth season as defensive assistant of the Colts. He previously served two seasons with the defensive line and special teams at Illinois State. Teerlinck works closely with the defensive ends. In 2010, DEs-Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis and DT-Fili Moala started 16 games, while DT-Dan Muir opened 14 outings. Freeney (10) and Mathis (11) topped the club in sacks and earned a third consecutive Pro Bowl nomination as a tandem. It marked the first time since 1970 a DE duo earned three straight bids (2, Clyde Simmons-Reggie White, Philadelphia 1991-92). Mathis (four) and Freeney (seven) have produced 11 of the 17 10+-sack seasons in club history. Freeney (94) and Mathis (74) rank first and second in Colts career sacks. The 2010 season marked the fifth time they have topped 20 sacks as a tandem (26.5, 2004; 22.5, 2005; 22, 2008, 23, 2009; 21, 2010). Mathis had 60 tackles and 19 QB pressures, while Muir had 38 stops and DT-Eric Foster had 33 tackles, 3.5 sacks and two fumbles recovered. DE-Keyunta Dawson (27), Moala (26), DT-Antonio Johnson (26) and Freeney (25) led the other linemen in tackles, while Freeney added 19 pressures and five forced fumbles. In 2009, the Colts ranked 5th in the AFC and 8th in the NFL in scoring defense (19.2). Freeney (13.5) was T3rd in NFL sacks. He set a club record with sacks in nine consecutive games. Freeney and Mathis (9.5) earned second consecutive Pro Bowl bids as a duo. Freeney and Mathis combined for 43 of the club's 83 quarterback pressures. Muir (66 tackles, six pressures) and Johnson (57, two) helped bolster the defensive middle, along with Raheem Brock (43, four, 3.5 sacks), Foster (43, 12, 2.5 sacks) and Dawson (15 stops). In 2008, Indianapolis ranked 5th in the AFC, 11th in the NFL, in total defense. The line was led by Mathis (11.5 sacks, 16 pressures, 5 FF, 3 FR) and Freeney (10.5 sacks, 33 pressures, 4 FF). The line produced all of the team's 30 sacks and received key contributions from Brock (54 tackles, 3.5 sacks), Dawson (71 tackles) and Foster (49 stops). The club ranked 6th against the pass, setting an NFL mark by allowing only six touchdown passes, the lowest 16-game total in league history. In 2007, Indianapolis ranked 2nd in the AFC, 3rd in the NFL, in total defense. It marked the club's highest defensive ranking since 1971 (1st). The Colts yielded 279.7 yards per game, the lowest seasonal total since 1971 (203.7). Indianapolis ranked 1st in NFL scoring defense, its best showing since 2005 (2nd), and 262 points allowed marked the 2nd-fewest by the club in a 16-game season. The club ranked 2nd in the NFL in turnover ratio (+18, 37:19) and takeaways (37). At Illinois State, Teerlinck helped tutor DE-Brent Hawkins. Hawkins, a D5-05 choice of Jacksonville, was the runner-up for the Buck Buchanan Award (presented to the top defensive player in Division 1-AA). Hawkins had a conference-record 17 sacks as a senior and was named Defensive MVP of the Hula Bowl. Teerlinck served two years as graduate assistant at Indiana from 2003- 04, where he helped develop DE-Victor Adeyanju, a D4-06 choice who started nine games as a rookie with the St. Louis Rams. Teerlinck was a Division II All-America choice at Chadron State. He was an all-league choice in 2002 after leading Division II in sacks. He holds a degree in university studies. PERSONAL DATA: College: Chadron State 2000-02. Coaching Career: Indiana 2003-04; Illinois State 2005-06; Indianapolis Colts 2007-present. JOHN TEERLINCK Defensive Line John Teerlinck enters his 10th season as defensive line coach of the Colts. Teerlinck joined Indianapolis from Denver, where he served as pass rush specialist for five seasons. Teerlinck (Indianapolis, Denver) is one of 23 NFL coaches to win a Super Bowl with more than one team. Teerlinck has coached in the NFL for the past 22 seasons, and this season will mark his 32nd season in coaching, his 26th in the professional ranks. He has coached in 31 playoff games with five teams and with three Super Bowl champions (1997-98, Denver; 2006, Colts). In 2010, DEs-Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis and DT-Fili Moala started 16 games, while DT-Dan Muir opened 14 outings. The defensive line had 25 of the team's 30 sacks, with Freeney (10) and Mathis (11) topping the club and earning a third consecutive Pro Bowl nomination as 23
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