28 Facts About Darrell Bevell

1. Darrell Bevell is expected to interview with the Falcons within the next two days, per Rapoport.

2. Darrell Bevell will meet with two teams about returning to an offensive coordinator position.

3. Darrell Bevell previously interviewed for the Falcons job, but that position has already been filled by ex-Bucs head coach Dirk Koetter.

4. The Lions are hoping that Darrell Bevell will be the answer after the QB managed just 3,777 passing yards in 2018.

5. On January 16, 2019, Darrell Bevell was hired by the Detroit Lions to be their offensive coordinator, replacing Jim Bob Cooter.

6. Darrell Bevell was one of only a few scouts to attend Wilson's pro-day, and the Seahawks ultimately drafted him in the third round.

7. Darrell Bevell previously served in the same position for the Minnesota Vikings from 2006 to 2010 and the Seattle Seahawks from 2011 to 2017.

8. Darrell Bevell was Minnesota's offensive coordinator during the Brad Childress era, which of course included the magical, Brett Favre-led season of 2009.

9. Darrell Bevell was actually a finalist for the Bears' head coaching job in 2013.

10. Darrell Bevell has not worked with Nagy previously, but they do have a common link.

11. Darrell Bevell might seem like an odd fit at first for many Cougar fans.

12. Darrell Bevell has held this team back for far too long, if the Hawks continue to struggle he needs to finally be fired.

13. Darrell Bevell is dwelling in the former camp and not joining us in the latter.

14. Darrell Bevell led the team to win the 1995 Hall of Fame Bowl game, giving Wisconsin their first back-to-back bowl wins.

15. Darrell Bevell spent the last seven seasons heading up the Seattle offense, and was told of the team's decision to let him go on Tuesday night, Pro Football Talk reports.

16. Darrell Bevell was the offensive coordinator and oversaw the passing game and Cable the offensive line coach and run game coordinator.

17. Darrell Bevell is the Badgers' only married player and only member of the LDS church—all of which leads to good-natured ribbing from teammates.

18. Darrell Bevell was doubly criticized after the game for saying Lockette "could have done a better job staying strong on the ball" running the route against physical corner Brandon Browner.

19. Darrell Bevell was supposed to be high on the list of presumptive Colts head coach Josh McDaniels and general manager Chris Ballard.

20. Darrell Bevell is a darkhorse candidate to be the the Giants offensive coordinator, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

21. Darrell Bevell is an American football coach and former player.

22. Darrell Bevell has interviewed for the Arizona, Jacksonville and Chicago jobs over the past few seasons.

23. Darrell Bevell made arguably the biggest play of his college career in the 4th quarter of that game vs UCLA.

24. Darrell Bevell was a 4-year starter at Wisconsin, playing in 45 games and throwing 59 touchdowns against 39 interceptions.

25. Darrell Bevell was on the Packers' coaching staff as an offensive assistant and as Brett Favre's.

26. Darrell Bevell acknowledged making the call, but remarked that Lockette could have been more aggressive on the play.

27. In 2000, Darrell Bevell was hired by the Green Bay Packers as an offensive assistant.

28. In 2009, Darrell Bevell was reunited with Brett Favre, but this time being the offensive coordinator, and having the play-calling duties.