Andy Moeller

Andy Moeller is in his second season as the Ravens’ assistant offensive line coach. Moeller, who has 22 years of coaching experience, joined the NFL ranks for the first time in 2008. During his six years coaching Michigan’s offensive line, Moeller coached two All-Americans: C David Baas (2004) and T Jake Long (2006-07), the first-overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft by Miami. Under Moeller, Michigan dominated the All-Big Ten selections list for O-linemen, and many of his pupils moved on to successful NFL careers. In four out of five seasons, Moeller’s offensive line helped pave the way for a 1,000-yard rusher, twice by 2003 Doak Walker Award winner Chris Perry (2002-03) and a pair of Michigan’s top 10 season rushing performances from Mike Hart (2004, 2006). In 2004, the Wolverines’ line was anchored by Baas, the co-recipient of the Rimington Trophy (the nation’s outstanding center). Baas was joined by teammates RG Matt Lentz and LT Adam Stenavich on the first-team All-Big Ten team. Long was awarded second-team honors that same year.

2008: (with Baltimore) Worked with John Matsko in coaching the offensive line...The solid unit helped the Ravens’ running game rank fourth (148.5 ypg) in the NFL...Ravens were the only NFL team to have a player with over 450 (Ray Rice), 650 (Willis McGahee) and 900 (Le’Ron McClain) rushing yards...Team permitted only 33 sacks, second fewest in team history...Helped guide the NFL’s youngest starting O-line and dealt with injuries that eventually broke up the opening day lineup.

2000-07: (with Michigan) 2007: From 2004- 07, 11 of 25 All-Big Ten first-team selections along the O-line were Wolverines…Michigan was the only team to have multiple first-team All-Conference selections during that five-year stretch.

2004: O-line was anchored by C David Baas, the co-recipient of the Rimington Trophy as the nation’s outstanding center…Baas earned consensus All-America honors and was named the Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year after switching from guard to center…RG Matt Lentz and LT Adam Stenavich received All-Big Ten first-team honors, with RT Jake Long collecting second-team accolades.

2003: O-line was among the nation’s best, balancing a strong running game led by All-America tailback Chris Perry and the passing arm of All-Big Ten first-team QB John Navarre…Offense set school records for total offensive plays (1,014) and yards (5,807)…Moeller’s O-line helped pave the way for 1,000- yard rushers in five out of six years: twice by 2003 Doak Walker Award winner Perry (2002-03) and three times by Michigan’s all-time leading rusher Mike Hart (2004, 2006-07).

2002: Named offensive line coach.

2001: As Wolverines OTs/TEs coach, Moeller led another strong group…TEs unit caught 52 passes for 471 yards and three TDs.

2000: TEs overcame an openinggame injury to co-captain Shawn Thompson to produce another solid collective season, both in pass-catching and run-blocking…Hired to coach OTs and TEs.

1994-99: (with Missouri) 1997-99: Coached the Tigers’ O-line…Ranked among the nation’s top 10 in rushing yards per game during that span…Mizzou had three offensive linemen earn All-Big 12 first-team honors in the three years…Was also promoted to run-game coordinator during his tenure at Missouri.

1994-96: Helped coach TEs, tackles and special teams when he arrived in Columbia.

1988-93: (with Army) Coached the O-line, inside linebackers and special teams.

1987: (with Indiana) Launched his coaching career as a G.A. under head coach Bill Mallory.

College: A four-year letterman (1983-86) and two-year starter at LB for Michigan…As a senior, was co-captain of the 1987 Rose Bowl team…Earned All-Big Ten first-team honors during the 1986 season, leading the team with 138 tackles… He still ranks 12th on the school’s all-time list for career tackles (326)…Earned a bachelor of arts degree in economics and communications (1987).

Personal: An All-State player at Pioneer (Ann Arbor, MI) HS before starring at the University of Michigan.