Reich begins his first season with the Cardinals after spending the past six seasons with Indianapolis, including last season as the Colts wide receiver coach. He began his coaching career with the Colts as an intern in 2006-07 before serving as an offensive staff assistant in 2008 and then as quarterbacks coach from 2009-10.
Reich begins his first season with the Cardinals after spending the past six seasons with Indianapolis, including last season as the Colts wide receiver coach. He began his coaching career with the Colts as an intern in 2006-07 before serving as an offensive staff assistant in 2008 and then as quarterbacks coach from 2009-10.
He also spent 14 years in the NFL as a quarterback with the Buffalo Bills (1985-94), Carolina Panthers (1995), New York Jets (1996) and Detroit Lions (1997-98). Reich originally entered the league with Buffalo as a third-round draft pick (57th overall) in the 1985 NFL Draft out of Maryland.
During his playing career, Reich helped author the greatest comeback in NFL history when he led the Bills back from a 35-3 third quarter deficit to a 41-38 overtime victory against the Houston Oilers in the 1992 AFC Wild Card playoff game. He also led the University of Maryland back from a 31-0 deficit to Miami in 1984 to a 42-40 victory. It was at the time the biggest comeback in college football history.