The Indianapolis Colts wrapped up their fourth training camp practice on Saturday. They now have Sunday off before they ...

Cooter's birth name is James Robert Cooter, but he decided to shorten that down to Jim Bob. It's not clear how long he's been going by Jim Bob, but he's definitely had the name since at least his ...

The Lions' Jim Bob Cooter. USATSI Cooter took over as offensive coordinator midway through the 2015 season and has now held that position for 15 games. All of them have been started by Stafford.

Rookie tight end Tyler Warren made a couple of nice catches, rookie Jalen Travis got a chance at right tackle and the Colts ...

The Colts signed Ward to a three-year, $54 million deal in free agency, and he has looked the part as a former All-Pro. In that 2023 season, Ward recorded five interceptions, 17 pass breakups, and ...

Jim Bob Cooter playing experience Cooter played at Lincoln County High School in Fayetteville, Tenn., and he was a backup at the University of Tennessee.

Colts expected to hire Jim Bob Cooter as offensive coordinator, per source: What he brings to Indy By Zak Keefer and The Athletic Staff 101 Feb. 20, 2023Updated Feb. 21, 2023 ...

Cooter now looks to be one of the hot names to become a head coach going into next season, barring a complete meltdown by the Lions this season. Here’s everything you need to know about Jim Bob ...

ALLEN PARK -- When Jim Bob Cooter began installing his offense, he was a few thousand feet over the Atlantic. Literally. It was the middle of the 2015 season.

A couple times, in fact. But long before Jim Bob Cooter told college coach Phillip Fulmer he wanted to be a football coach, Fulmer knew that’s where his walk-on quarterback was headed.

The Lions announce that Jim Bob Cooter will be the new offensive coordinator, replacing Joe Lombardi. Ron Prince will be the OL coach. — Josh Katzenstein (@jkatzenstein) October 26, 2015 ...

Detroit Lions might have to fire Jim Bob Cooter, whose offense is regressing midway through a disappointing season. In the NFL, someone always pays.