Jim Caldwell

Jim Caldwell

Jim Caldwell is an American football coach and was recently named as the replacement for current Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy. Dungy formally announced his retirement in January of 2009 and Caldwell was named his replacement... [more]

Jim Caldwell is an American football coach and was recently named as the replacement for current Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy. Dungy formally announced his retirement in January of 2009 and Caldwell was named his replacement shortly after. He was also the head coach of Wake Forest college from 1993 to 2000 and an assistant coach to a number of different college football programs.

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Indianapolis Colts Team Report (USA Today)

It didn’t take Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell very long to come to a decision on how his undefeated team will approach Thursday night’s nationally televised road game with Jacksonville. Read Full Story

Colts: 'Healthy' to play Thursday

From:  nflmonday.com
Indianapolis coach Jim Caldwell has an answer for starters who want to play the final three games: Be ready to go Thursday night at Jacksonville. 16 Vote(s) Read Full Story

NFL: Colts coach Caldwell already answering playoff questions (Omaha World-Herald)

Jim Caldwell has been preparing for the playoff questions since he was hired as Colts coach. Providing the answers before December, well, that is a surprise. One day after becoming the first NFL team to lock up a playoff spot… Read Full Story

NFL Insider: Colts’ Caldwell quietly on unprecedented run (USA Today)

Tony Dungy spoke to his Indianapolis Colts successor, Jim Caldwell, at 1:30 Monday morning, congratulating his friend after Sunday night’s impressive 35-34 win against the New England Patriots. The humble Caldwell, 32 years a college and NFL apprentice, stepped into the spotlight by eclipsing Potsy Clark of the 1931 Portsmouth (Ohio) Spartans as the first rookie head coach to start 9-0. Read Full Story

Colts Introduce Caldwell as New Head Coach

From:  coltsgab.com
Colts made the transition of power official on Tuesday, formally introducing Jim Caldwell as the club’s new head coach. Caldwell was named Tony Dungy’s eventual successor last January and took over the reins on Tuesday, a day after Dungy announced his retirement. “From this day forward I’ll thrive in the quality environment Jim Irsay, Bill Polian and Tony Dungy have created,” Caldwell stated. “I want to thank each one of them for the confidence they have placed in me and what a privilege... Read Full Story

NFL Insider: Colts' Caldwell quietly on unprecedented run

From:  nflmonday.com
Tony Dungy spoke to his Indianapolis Colts successor, Jim Caldwell, at 1:30 Monday morning, congratulating his friend after Sunday ... 5 Vote(s) Read Full Story

Colts introduce Caldwell as new coach

From:  ap.org
Jim Caldwell wants the Indianapolis Colts to be his team. Even with most, if not all, of Tony Dungy's guys. It's a risky business. One day after Dungy announced his retirement, Caldwell confronted the most difficult question he faces as Indy's new coach: What will he change in the post-Dungy era? "He's very tough to follow," Caldwell said Tuesday at his introductory news conference. "But I'm not competing with Tony. I want to build on the success we have had and move forward." Separating the... Read Full Story

A look at new Colts coach Jim Caldwell

From:  ap.org
A biographical look at new Colts coach Jim Caldwell: BORN_Jan. 16, 1955 in Beloit, Wis. EXPERIENCE_Indianapolis Colts associate head coach, 2008; Colts assistant head coach, 2005-07; Colts quarterbacks coach 2002-05; Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterbacks coach, 2001; Wake Forest head coach, 1993-200; Penn State assistant coach, 1986-92; Louisville assistant coach 1985; Colorado assistant coach 1982-84; Northwestern assistant coach 1981; Southern Illinois assistant coach 1978-80; Iowa graduate... Read Full Story

Caldwell's Colts maintain the momentum

From:  nflmonday.com
First-year coach Jim Caldwell is making changes in Indianapolis, but Alex Marvez says one thing remains a constant — winning. 12 Vote(s) Read Full Story

Colts claim opener as Jim Caldwell shows gambling side

From:  nflmonday.com
For seven years, Peyton Manning had a habit of going to the sideline during timeouts and never leaving without asking his coach, ... 9 Vote(s) Read Full Story
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