Jack Pardee

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Jack Pardee was an American football coach and former NFL linebacker best known for his innovative use of the run-and-shoot offense and head coaching stints in both professional and college football.

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instanceOf American football coach
American football player
human
burialPlace Houston, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath gallbladder cancer
coachedInLeague NCAA Division I football NERFINISHED
National Football League NERFINISHED
United States Football League NERFINISHED
coachedPlayer Warren Moon NERFINISHED
collegeAttended Texas A&M University NERFINISHED
collegeFootballTeamPlayedFor Texas A&M Aggies football NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1936-04-19
dateOfDeath 2013-04-01
draftedBy Los Angeles Rams NERFINISHED
draftPickNumber 17
draftRound 2
draftYear 1957
familyName Pardee NERFINISHED
fullName John Perry Pardee NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName John NERFINISHED
hallOfFameInduction College Football Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
headCoachOf Chicago Bears NERFINISHED
Houston Gamblers NERFINISHED
Houston Oilers NERFINISHED
University of Alabama at Birmingham football team NERFINISHED
University of Houston football team NERFINISHED
Washington Redskins NERFINISHED
height 188 cm
jerseyNumber 32
knownFor innovative use of the run-and-shoot offense
offensive-minded coaching style
leaguePlayedIn National Football League NERFINISHED
militaryService United States Army
nickname Jack NERFINISHED
notableStrategy run-and-shoot offense with Houston Oilers
occupation American football coach
American football linebacker
placeOfBirth Exira, Iowa, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Denver, Colorado, United States NERFINISHED
playedFor Los Angeles Rams NERFINISHED
Washington Redskins NERFINISHED
positionPlayed linebacker
religion The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints NERFINISHED
sport American football

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