Marwan Maalouf

Maalouf began his professional football coaching career in 2005 as the special teams quality control coach for the Cleveland Browns. Following his three-year stint with Cleveland, he went on a brief hiatus, spending the duration of the 2007 season writing scouting reports for Scouts Inc. and ESPN.

He returned to coaching the following year, this time as the assistant special teams coach for the Baltimore Ravens.^[4]

Prior to the 2012 NFL season, he left the Ravens, following defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano who had been hired as the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts.^[5] The Colts soon named him their special teams coordinator. After one season, he was once again let go.

In 2013, Maalouf was hired as the Miami Dolphins' assistant special teams coach under special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi.^[6]

In 2019, After spending six seasons as the Dolphins' assistant special teams coach, Maalouf was hired as the Minnesota Vikings' special teams coordinator.^[7][8] Upon the conclusion of the 2020 season, the Vikings elected not the renew his contract, instead promoting their assistant special teams coach, Ryan Ficken.^[9]

From 2022 to 2023, Maalouf served as a special teams coach for the Miami Hurricanes.

In 2024, Maalouf was hired as a special teams coach for the New Orleans Saints, once again working with special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi.

In February of 2025, Maalouf joined Rizzi, who had recently been named the Denver Broncos' new special teams coordinator shortly after the firing of Ben Kotwica.^[6] Maalouf would once again hold the position of assistant special teams coach, which had been left vacant after previous assistant Chris Banjo was hired as special teams coordinator of the New York Jets.^[10]

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