In 2022, Greg Lewis coaches the running backs for the first time in Kansas City after managing the wide receivers for the previous four seasons (2017-20).
His eight-year NFL career as a wide receiver came before his 16th season in the league, which included time as an offensive assistant in New Orleans (2015) and Philadelphia (2016). Check out his prior NFL experience before he became a coach.
Who did Greg Lewis play for?
Gregory Alan Lewis, an American who played football professionally for a time, was a running back for the Denver Broncos of the National Football League (NFL) for two seasons in the 1990s (born August 10, 1969).
He competed in collegiate football for the Washington Huskies, winning offensive player of the year accolades in 1990 as well as All-American recognition. The Doak Walker Award, presented to the best running back in college football, was first handed to Lewis.
He joined Qadry Ismail (210, third quarter, December 12, 1999) and Lee Evans in becoming the third player since 1980 with at least 200 receiving yards in a single quarter by having 203 of his 269 receiving yards in the first quarter of the game (205, 1st quarter, Nov. 19, 2006).
Hill had 203 yards in receiving in the first quarter alone, which was the second-highest first-quarter total in an NFL game since at least 1991.