Dom Capers

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Dom Capers is an American football coach best known as the first head coach of the Carolina Panthers and a longtime NFL defensive strategist.

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instanceOf American football coach
National Football League coach
human
almaMater Mount Union
surface form: Mount Union College
assistantCoachOf Carolina Panthers
Denver Broncos
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Jacksonville Jaguars
Miami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
New England Patriots
Pittsburgh Steelers
awardReceived AP NFL Coach of the Year
surface form: Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year Award

NFL Coach of the Year
awardReceivedFor leading the Carolina Panthers to the NFC Championship Game in their second season
coachingStyle 3–4 defensive scheme
collegeAttended Mount Union
surface form: Mount Union College
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1950-08-07
familyName Capers
fullName Ernest Dominic Capers
gender male
givenName Dominic
Ernest
headCoachOf Carolina Panthers
Houston Texans
headCoachTenureEnd 1998
2005
headCoachTenureStart 1995
2002
headCoachTenureTeam Carolina Panthers
Houston Texans
knownFor defensive strategist in the NFL
leagueCoachedIn National Football League
notableAchievement led expansion Carolina Panthers to NFC Championship Game in 1996
notableFor being the first head coach of the Carolina Panthers
occupation American football coach
defensive coordinator
placeOfBirth Meadowbrook, West Virginia, United States
positionCoached defense
role defensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers
defensive coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars
defensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins
defensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings
defensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers
senior defensive assistant for the Jacksonville Jaguars
sport American football

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