List of Buffalo Bills Head Coaches - List of Defensive Coordinators

List of Defensive Coordinators

The following is a list of all of the defensive coordinators that the Bills have had since 1960:

  • Harvey Johnson, 1960–61 (under Ramsey)
  • Joe Collier, 1962–65* (under Saban)
  • Dick McCabe, 1966–68 (under Collier)
  • Ray Malavasi, 1969–70 (under Rauch)
  • Doc Urich, 1971 (under Johnson)
  • Jim Dooley, 1972 (under Saban)
  • John Ray, 1973–76 (under Saban, Ringo)
  • Jimmy Carr, 1977 (under Ringo)
  • Tom Catlin, 1978–82 (under Knox)
  • Bob Zeman, 1983 (under Stephenson)
  • Don Lawrence, 1984 (under Stephenson)
  • Hank Bullough, 1985* (under Stephenson)
  • Herb Paterra, 1986 (under Bullough, Levy)
  • Walt Corey, 1987–94 (under Levy)
  • Wade Phillips, 1995–97* (under Levy)
  • Ted Cottrell, 1998–2000 (under Phillips)
  • Jerry Gray, 2001–2005 (under Williams)
  • Perry Fewell, 2006–2009** (under Jauron)
  • George Edwards, 2010–11 (under Gailey)
  • Dave Wannstedt, 2012 (under Gailey)
*later became Bills' head coach
**later became Bills' interim head coach

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