Marty

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Marty is the commonly used nickname of Marty Schottenheimer, a prominent former NFL head coach known for his long tenure and regular-season success.

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instanceOf American football coach
human
birthName Martin Edward Schottenheimer
causeOfDeath complications of Alzheimer’s disease
child Brian Schottenheimer
coachedNotablePlayer Joe Montana
LaDainian Tomlinson
Marcus Allen
coachingCareerStart 1970s
coachingPhilosophy Schottenheimerball
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1943-09-23
dateOfDeath 2021-02-08
education University of Pittsburgh
familyName Schottenheimer
linked to: Pat Schottenheimer
gender male
givenName Martin
hallOfFameInduction Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame
headCoachOf Cleveland Browns
Kansas City Chiefs
San Diego Chargers
Washington Redskins
knownFor conservative coaching style
emphasis on strong defense and running game
strong regular-season records but limited postseason success
teams that frequently reached the playoffs
leagueCoachedIn National Football League
leaguePlayedIn American Football League
NFLHeadCoachingDebutTeam Cleveland Browns
nickname Marty
notableAchievement over 200 regular-season wins as an NFL head coach
notableFor long coaching tenures with multiple NFL teams
regular-season success as an NFL head coach
occupation American football coach
American football player
placeOfBirth Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
playedCollegeFootballFor Pittsburgh Panthers football team
linked to: Pitt Panthers
playedFor Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
positionPlayed linebacker
relative Brian Schottenheimer
Kurt Schottenheimer
residence Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
sibling Kurt Schottenheimer
sport American football
spouse Pat Schottenheimer

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