NFL's St. Louis Rams Name Rob Boras '92 Offensive Coordinator
December 7, 2015
The National Football League's St. Louis Rams today named Rob Boras as their new offensive coordinator. The 1992 DePauw University graduate had been serving as the team's assistant head coach/offense.
The move was announced today by head coach Jeff Fisher. "Boras, 45, was strongly considered for the offensive coordinator position by Fisher during the offseason," reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A political science major at DePauw, Rob Boras spent two seasons (1992-93) as an assistant for his college coach, Nick Mourouzis; then served as an assistant for four seasons at the University of Texas (1994-97); spent the 1998 season as head coach of NCAA Division III Benedictine University in Lisle, Ill.; and worked five seasons at the University of 
Nevada-Las Vegas, where he was head coach John Robinson's offensive coordinator for three years. The NFL resume of Boras includes serving as tight ends coach for the Chicago Bears (2004-09) and the Jacksonville Jaguars (2010-2011).
Nevada-Las Vegas, where he was head coach John Robinson's offensive coordinator for three years. The NFL resume of Boras includes serving as tight ends coach for the Chicago Bears (2004-09) and the Jacksonville Jaguars (2010-2011). Boras is also the subject of this previous story and was interviewed during the national telecast of the 2013 Monon Bell Classic telecast (embedded below).
