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Shane Paul Day (born September 27, 1974) is an American football coach who is the quarterbacks coach for the Los Angeles Chargers of the National Football League (NFL). He previously served as an assistant coach for the Houston Texans, San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, Washington Redskins and the Chicago Bears. Day has also served as an assistant coach for Connecticut and Michigan.[1]

Key Information

Early years

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Day was a two sport athlete at Rhodes College, playing both football and baseball. He graduated from Kansas State University in 1999 with a degree in English.[2]

Coaching career

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Auburn Riverside High School

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In 2001, Day began his coaching career as the wide receivers coach at Auburn Riverside High School. He then spent the next three years as the quarterbacks coach for the high school, as well as taking on the role of offensive coordinator during the final two years.[1]

University of Michigan

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In 2006, Day was hired as an offensive quality control coach at the University of Michigan, where he worked with future NFL quarterback Chad Henne.

San Francisco 49ers

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In 2007, Day was hired by the San Francisco 49ers as an offensive quality control coach. He held the position for three years, two years under offensive coordinator Mike Martz, who later hired Day to work for him in Chicago. Day oversaw the quarterbacks in 2007, running backs in 2008, and the offensive line in 2009. He was also part of the staff that coached the South team during the 2008 Senior Bowl.

Chicago Bears

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On February 5, 2010, Day was hired by the Chicago Bears as their quarterbacks coach.[2] He was recommended for the job by Chicago's offensive coordinator Mike Martz, with whom Day had worked with for two seasons in San Francisco. Day helped the Bears reach the NFC Championship game in 2010.[3]

University of Connecticut

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On January 24, 2012, Day was hired as the quarterbacks coach at the University of Connecticut, replacing Joe Moorhead, who had left for the head coach position at Fordham University.[1][4] Day called plays for the Husky offense the final 3 games of 2013 in which the offense took off, setting several school records, and leading to 3 consecutive wins against Temple, Rutgers, and Memphis.

Washington Redskins

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On January 23, 2014, Day was hired by the Washington Redskins as their assistant offensive line coach.[5]

Miami Dolphins

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On January 12, 2016, Day was hired by the Miami Dolphins as their tight ends coach.[6]

San Francisco 49ers (second stint)

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In 2019, Day returned to the San Francisco 49ers after he was hired as their quarterbacks coach under head coach Kyle Shanahan.[7]

Los Angeles Chargers

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On January 28, 2021, Day was hired to be the Los Angeles Chargers quarterbacks coach.[8] On the heels of a Chargers loss in their AFC Wild Card game against the Jacksonville Jaguars where they blew a 27–point lead, he and offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi were both fired on January 17, 2023.[9]

Houston Texans

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On February 19, 2023, Day was hired to be the Houston Texans' senior offensive assistant.[10]

Los Angeles Chargers (second stint)

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On February 8, 2024, Day was hired to return to the Los Angeles Chargers as quarterbacks coach under new head coach Jim Harbaugh.[11]

Personal life

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Day is married to his wife, Christie. They have one daughter.[1]

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Shane Day is an coach serving as the quarterbacks coach for the of the (). Known as one of the league's top quarterback developers, Day has spent over 15 years coaching in the , working with prominent quarterbacks such as , , and . Day's NFL career began with the San Francisco 49ers in 2007 as an offensive quality control coach, where he worked with quarterbacks, running backs, and the offensive line during his initial three-season stint. He later served as quarterbacks coach for the Chicago Bears from 2010 to 2011, helping Jay Cutler achieve a career-high 86.3 passer rating in 2010 while leading the team to an 11-5 record and an NFC North division title. After brief roles at the University of Connecticut (2012-2013) as quarterbacks coach and with the Washington Redskins (2014-2015) as assistant offensive line coach, Day joined the Miami Dolphins as tight ends coach from 2016 to 2018, contributing to a 10-win season and playoff appearance in 2016. He returned to the 49ers in 2019 as quarterbacks coach, guiding Jimmy Garoppolo to a Pro Bowl season with 3,978 passing yards, 27 touchdowns, and a 69.1% completion rate. In 2021, Day moved to the Chargers as passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach, where he coached to a selection in his sophomore year. After a one-year stint as senior offensive assistant with the Texans in 2023, Day rejoined the Chargers in 2024 as quarterbacks coach, marking his fourth season with the team in that role as of 2025. Prior to his professional career, Day coached at Auburn Riverside High School in Washington from 2001 to 2004, progressing from wide receivers coach to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and served as an offensive quality control coach at the in 2006. A graduate of with a 1999 degree in English, Day lettered in football and during his time at before transferring.

Early life and education

Upbringing and family background

Shane Day was born on September 27, 1974, in . Raised in this small , Day grew up immersed in a close-knit community that emphasized Midwestern values such as and perseverance. Day's family played a central role in his early life, with his parents—who, as of 2020, still resided in —providing unwavering support for his athletic pursuits alongside his brother and sister. This familial encouragement fostered his initial passion for sports, shaping his development amid the town's strong emphasis on community involvement. Day attended , graduating in 1993, where he first explored organized athletics. His early interest in football emerged through playing the sport up to eighth grade, gaining foundational exposure via local youth and community programs before shifting focus to in high school. After being cut from the team as a and , Day made the in his junior year under coach Bill Greene and contributed to the Indians' 1992 state championship victory.

College athletics and degree

Day began his college athletic career at in , where he competed as a two-sport in football and during the . As a for the Rhodes Lynx football team, he earned letters for his contributions on the field, participating in the team's offensive efforts in a Division III program. In addition to football, Day lettered in at , starting his collegiate experience as a middle before transitioning to other positions on the , showcasing his versatility across . While specific statistical highlights from his playing days are limited in records, his involvement in both programs reflected a commitment to athletics amid the demands of a small liberal arts institution. No major individual awards or challenges are prominently documented from this period, though his participation bridged his high school baseball background into higher education. Day later transferred to Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas, where he focused on his academic pursuits without continuing organized athletic competition at the collegiate level. He completed his undergraduate studies there, earning a degree in English in 1999, which provided a foundation in communication skills later applied to his coaching career.

Coaching career

High school roles at Auburn Riverside

Shane Day began his coaching career in 2001 as the wide receivers coach at Auburn Riverside High School in . In this role, he focused on technique and route-running development for the team's passing game, contributing to the foundational offensive strategies during his initial season. Promoted in 2002, Day served as the quarterbacks coach and through the 2004 season, where he took on broader responsibilities in designing play-calling and scheming offensive plays tailored to high school athletes. His duties included mentoring quarterbacks on decision-making, footwork, and progression reads, while coordinating the overall offensive unit to emphasize balanced attacks and player growth. During this period, Day honed his expertise as an offensive specialist, laying the groundwork for his future roles in higher levels of football.

Early college position at Michigan

Shane Day joined the as an offensive from 2005 to 2006, marking his transition to coaching at a major college program. In this entry-level role on the offensive staff under head coach , Day focused on analytical support rather than direct on-field instruction. Day's primary duties involved breaking down game film of opponents, scouting rival teams' tendencies, and assisting with overall offensive preparations, including recruiting support and staff assignments. He also served as an assistant to the quarterbacks, working directly with signal-caller to refine mechanics and decision-making in the passing game. These tasks honed his ability to dissect complex defensive schemes and contribute to strategic planning. Under Day's analytical contributions, the Wolverines posted a 7-5 record in , followed by an 11-2 mark in 2006 that included a berth in the Rose Bowl, where Michigan defeated USC 32-28 to cap the season. His film work and scouting reports supported key offensive performances, such as the team's potent rushing attack led by players like Mike Hart, helping Michigan rank among the Big Ten's top offenses in total yards. This position at Michigan solidified Day's foundational expertise in offensive strategies, exposing him to high-stakes college football dynamics and advanced schematic analysis that bridged his high school experience to professional opportunities.

Initial NFL stint with San Francisco 49ers

Shane Day joined the National Football League in 2007 as the offensive quality control coach for the San Francisco 49ers, marking his entry into professional football after a similar role at the University of Michigan. In this position, which he held through the 2009 season, Day contributed to the team's offensive preparation by analyzing game film, scouting opponents, and supporting the coaching staff in developing strategies. His work focused on specific position groups each year, beginning with the quarterbacks in 2007, shifting to the running backs in 2008, and then to the wide receivers in 2009, allowing him to gain targeted insights into various aspects of the 49ers' offensive scheme. During Day's tenure, the 49ers experienced a period of gradual improvement under head coaches and . The team finished the 2007 season with a 5-11 record, followed by 7-9 in 2008 and 8-8 in 2009, though they did not qualify for the in any of those years. As a , Day's behind-the-scenes efforts helped streamline the offensive staff's workflow, including the breakdown of defensive tendencies and the preparation of practice scripts, which supported the team's evolving performance despite challenges like transitions and injuries. This initial NFL role was instrumental in Day's professional development, exposing him to the higher pace and complexity of pro-level compared to his experience. He honed skills in advanced study and real-time game analysis, which became foundational for his subsequent coaching positions.

Chicago Bears quarterbacks coach

In February 2010, Shane Day joined the as quarterbacks coach, transitioning from his prior role as an offensive quality control coach with the . This position marked his first opportunity to directly instruct NFL quarterbacks on a full-time basis. During the 2010 season, Day worked primarily with Jay , who threw for 3,274 yards and 23 touchdowns while completing 60.4% of his passes. Under Day's guidance, the Bears achieved an 11-5 regular-season record, securing the division title and the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs. Chicago advanced by defeating the 35-24 in the divisional round but fell 21-14 to the in the . In 2011, Day coached a rotation of quarterbacks including Cutler, , and , with the group combining for 3,346 passing yards and 18 touchdowns. The Bears finished the season with an 8-8 record, missing the .

University of Connecticut quarterbacks coach

In January 2012, Shane Day was hired as the quarterbacks coach for the Huskies, replacing who had departed for a head coaching position at . Day served in the role for two seasons, from 2012 to 2013, bringing his prior experience to mentor collegiate quarterbacks in a program transitioning within the (later the American Athletic Conference). Day primarily coached Chandler Whitmer, who emerged as the starting in 2012 after a competitive spring battle among five candidates, and Casey Cochran, a highly touted recruit. Under Day's guidance, Whitmer showed progress in mechanics and decision-making during his junior year, completing 58.5% of passes for 2,085 yards, 12 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions, contributing to a balanced offensive approach despite the team's overall 5-7 record. In 2013, Whitmer started the first five games before a season-ending injury, while Cochran took over later, benefiting from Day's structured drills focused on footwork and progression reads to adapt pro-level techniques to college-level speed. The Huskies struggled throughout Day's tenure, finishing 5-7 in and dropping to 3-9 in 2013 amid coaching changes, including the midseason firing of head coach after an 0-4 start. However, Day contributed to rebuilding efforts by assuming offensive play-calling duties after a 0-9 start in 2013, guiding the team to a 3-0 finish in the final three games with victories over Temple (28-21), Rutgers (28-17), and Memphis (45-10). This late surge marked a significant improvement in offensive output, as the Huskies averaged 33.7 points per game in those contests—up from a season average of 20.6—while setting school records for single-game rushing (285 yards vs. Memphis) and total offense in the finale. Day emphasized teaching core fundamentals to his quarterbacks, prioritizing technique, turnover reduction, and in meeting rooms and practices to build consistency among younger athletes facing the rigors of FBS competition. He adapted elements from his background, such as precise footwork drills, to the collegiate context where players required more foundational development.

Washington Commanders assistant offensive line coach

In 2014, Shane Day joined the as assistant offensive line coach under head coach and offensive line coach Bill Callahan, marking his transition from quarterback-focused roles to offensive line development. This position allowed Day to contribute to the unit's blocking fundamentals and pass protection strategies within the team's zone-blocking scheme. The Redskins finished the season with a 4-12 record, but the offensive line supported a solid ground game, as Alfred Morris rushed for 1,074 yards in his third consecutive 1,000-yard campaign. Additionally, Day helped coach left tackle , who earned his third selection that year. The 2015 season saw further improvements in the offensive line's performance, with Day assisting in schemes that emphasized protection and run support. The unit allowed just 27 sacks, ranking fifth in the , while the passing attack averaged 7.0 yards per attempt, sixth-best league-wide. Washington ranked 10th in scoring at 24.3 and clinched the with a 9-7 record, advancing to the before a Wild Card loss to Green Bay. Under Day's guidance alongside Callahan, Williams achieved back-to-back honors and earned second-team recognition for his blocking prowess. Day's tenure in Washington represented a key expansion of his offensive expertise beyond quarterback coaching, as seen in his prior role at the University of Connecticut, by immersing him in the intricacies of line techniques and protection calls essential for quarterback safety and overall offensive efficiency. This experience honed his ability to integrate line play with broader scheme execution, contributing to the team's improved output in both run and pass games during his two years.

Miami Dolphins tight ends coach

Shane Day joined the as tight ends coach on January 12, 2016, under head coach , marking his first dedicated role coaching the position in the NFL. Drawing from his prior experience as an assistant offensive line coach with the , Day emphasized the hybrid demands of tight ends in both pass protection and run blocking within Gase's zone-based offensive scheme. His approach focused on versatility, integrating tight ends into run schemes to support the ground game while developing receiving threats, contributing to an offense that ranked 20th in total yards (5,324) during the 2016 season. In his debut season, Day elevated the performance of backup tight end MarQueis Gray, who achieved career highs with seven starts, 14 receptions, and 174 receiving yards, providing depth amid injuries to starters like . The tight end group as a whole supported a balanced attack, with the Dolphins finishing 10-6 and securing a playoff berth, though the unit's receiving production remained modest at 45 catches for 509 yards. Day's coaching stressed blocking fundamentals in Gase's zone runs, helping tight ends like Gray and Dion Sims create lanes for running back , who rushed for 1,272 yards (ninth in the ). Day's impact grew in 2017 with the acquisition of veteran via trade from the , whom he coached to 41 receptions for 388 yards and three touchdowns—third on the team in scoring grabs—reviving Thomas's role as a red-zone threat after a down year. Under Day's guidance, the tight ends contributed to an offense that ranked 26th in total yards (5,057), but their blocking prowess aided a rushing attack that averaged 112.1 yards per game (12th in the ), with tight ends frequently deployed in combo blocks to bolster the zone scheme. During his third season in 2018, Day shifted focus to rookie development, mentoring first-round pick (22 receptions, 202 yards) and fourth-rounder , who emerged as a key blocker with 9 catches and strong run-support grading. Day received praise for Gesicki's progress in blocking, noting significant improvements in technique and willingness during , which integrated the rookies into Gase's hybrid roles despite the offense's 28th-place ranking in total yards (4,638). Smythe's blocking anchored the run game, supporting ' 465 rushing yards, while Day's unit helped maintain balance in a 7-9 season marked by quarterback instability.

Return to San Francisco 49ers as quarterbacks coach

In January 2019, Shane Day rejoined the as quarterbacks coach, returning to the organization where he had previously served as an offensive from 2007 to 2009. During the 2019 season, Day guided through a breakout year, helping him achieve career highs of 3,978 passing yards, 27 touchdowns, and a 102.0 —the highest single-season mark by a 49ers in over two decades, surpassing Steve Young's 104.7 in 1997. Garoppolo's performance earned him the NFL Comeback Player of the Year award after recovering from a torn ACL. Under Day's coaching, the 49ers posted a 13-3 regular-season record, captured the title, defeated the 37-20 in the , and advanced to , where they fell 31-20 to the . The 2020 season presented significant challenges for Day and the 49ers, as the team finished with a 6-10 record amid a rash of injuries that sidelined key players, including Garoppolo, who suffered multiple ankle sprains and missed six games. With Garoppolo limited, Day adapted by working with backup quarterbacks Nick Mullens and C.J. Beathard, who combined to start 10 games; Mullens threw for 2,437 yards while leading the offense through a turbulent year marked by the second-highest injury total in the NFL over the prior two decades. Over his two seasons with the 49ers, Day's quarterbacks room produced three NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors from three different signal-callers, highlighting his versatility in developing talent. Day's tenure solidified his reputation as a quarterback specialist during this high-profile period, with his work alongside in the run to earning praise for elevating the 49ers' passing attack within Kyle Shanahan's scheme.

First stint with Los Angeles Chargers

In January 2021, Shane Day joined the as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator, marking his return to the after a brief college stint. He was hired by new head coach to develop the team's young quarterback talent, drawing on his prior experience coaching established passers like Jimmy Garoppolo in . Day served in this dual role through the 2022 season, focusing on refining the passing attack for a franchise eager to build around its rookie sensation from 2020. Day's tenure centered on working closely with second-year Justin , whom he praised for his rapid mental processing and arm talent. Under Day's guidance in , Herbert achieved a breakout season, throwing for 5,014 yards and 38 touchdowns—both career highs that ranked second and third in the , respectively—while posting a completion percentage of 66.6%, a slight improvement from his year. In 2022, despite Herbert missing time due to , Day helped elevate his efficiency further, with Herbert completing 68.2% of his passes for 4,336 yards and 25 touchdowns across 17 games, contributing to a more balanced aerial attack. Day emphasized footwork drills and pre-snap reads in practice, crediting these for Herbert's growth in handling complex defenses. During Day's stint, the Chargers posted a 9-8 record in 2021, narrowly missing the playoffs after a late-season collapse that eliminated them on tiebreakers. The team rebounded to 10-7 in 2022, securing a wild-card berth but suffering a humiliating 31-30 playoff loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars after leading 27-0. Day departed the organization on January 17, 2023, when he was fired alongside offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi in the aftermath of that postseason debacle, though head coach Staley was retained at the time.

Houston Texans senior offensive assistant

In February 2023, Shane Day was hired by the Houston Texans as their senior offensive assistant, marking his return to a broad advisory role in NFL offensive strategy after serving as the ' passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach. This position placed him on head coach ' staff, where he contributed to the overall offensive framework alongside offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach . Day's experience from previous stints with the under informed his input on scheme design, emphasizing timing-based elements that aligned with Ryans' vision for an aggressive, attacking offense. Day played a key advisory role in the development of rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud, helping integrate him into the Texans' playbook during training camp and the preseason. As part of a collaborative group that included senior offensive assistant , Day focused on Stroud's mastery of play-calling, terminology, and huddle operations within Slowik's scheme, fostering a supportive environment for the No. 2 overall draft pick's transition to the pros. His guidance helped build the foundational infrastructure for Stroud's rapid adaptation, contributing to the young quarterback's poise and effectiveness in game situations. Under Day's advisory influence and the broader staff's efforts, the Texans achieved a 10-7 record in the 2023 season, securing their first playoff appearance since 2019 and signaling a significant turnaround from the prior year's 3-13-1 mark. This success highlighted the effectiveness of Ryans' rebuilt offensive unit, which emphasized explosive plays and quarterback protection to maximize Stroud's arm talent. Day departed the Texans in February 2024, returning to the as their quarterbacks coach under new head coach after just one season in .

Current role with Los Angeles

Shane Day was rehired by the Los Angeles as quarterbacks coach on February 8, 2024, marking his third stint with the organization under new head coach . This move reunited him with franchise quarterback , whom he had previously coached from 2021 to 2022, and was reportedly influenced by Herbert's preference for Day in the position. In his current role, Day has focused on enhancing Herbert's performance within Harbaugh's run-heavy offensive scheme, emphasizing pocket protection through a strong ground game and opportunities for deep passing. Day has described the running attack as "a quarterback's best friend," noting its role in creating cleaner pockets and play-action chances that allow Herbert to exploit defenses downfield. Under Day's guidance in , Herbert threw for 3,870 yards, 23 touchdowns, and just three interceptions, contributing to the Chargers' improved 11-6 regular-season record and a wild-card playoff berth, though they lost 32-12 to the Texans. Heading into 2025, Day continued this collaborative approach, with Herbert praising their close working relationship and shared preparation under Harbaugh. As of November 11, 2025, the Chargers stand at 7-3 midway through the season, positioning them strongly in the playoff race, with Herbert maintaining efficient deep-ball accuracy in Day's system. Day's tenure has solidified his reputation as one of the NFL's top quarterback developers, a designation highlighted by the Chargers' official recognition of him as a premier "quarterback guru" for his ability to elevate talents like Herbert.

Personal life

Marriage and family

Shane Day met his wife, Christie Day, while serving as the quarterbacks coach for the from 2010 to 2011. The couple married and had one daughter, Vivienne. In May 2024, Christie Day filed for divorce in .

Ties to hometown and interests

Shane Day was born on September 27, 1974, in , where he grew up and developed a strong affinity for his Midwestern roots. He graduated from in 1993, crediting the community's supportive environment, dedicated teachers, and influential coaches for fostering the humility and work ethic that have defined his life. During high school, Day focused on , playing on the team that captured the state championship in 1992, rather than football. Day pursued higher education at , earning a in English in 1999, which highlights his longstanding interest in amid his athletic background. He also lettered in football as a wide receiver and played baseball at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee, before returning to Kansas for his studies. Throughout his peripatetic NFL coaching career, Day has maintained deep ties to , where his parents continue to reside and his extended family provides unwavering support, including attending key professional milestones. In a February 2020 interview ahead of , as a local alumnus preparing to coach the , Day reflected on the surreal nature of the moment, expressing profound gratitude during the event's two-week buildup and noting how his Kansas upbringing grounded him amid the high stakes: “How lucky am I?” He has often emphasized the role of Manhattan's tight-knit community in shaping his values, balancing the demands of his nomadic profession with a sense of homegrown stability. As a youth, Day was an avid Kansas City Chiefs supporter, collecting team cards and rooting for the franchise, which underscores his enduring connection to sports heritage and regional identity.

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