Andy Bischoff, who has 29 years of coaching experience at the NFL, CFL and high school levels, is in his first season as the Giants' tight ends coach.
Bischoff joined the Giants after spending the 2021 season coaching the Houston Texans' tight ends. His top three players – Jordan Akins, Pharaoh Brown and Brevin Jordan – combined for 67 catches for 563 yards and three touchdowns.
From 2015-20, Bischoff coached in a variety of roles on the Baltimore Ravens' offensive staff, including working with the tight ends in his final four seasons with the team. With Bischoff, Mark Andrews became the first tight end in Ravens history with multiple seasons of at least 700 receiving yards and seven touchdowns when he did so in consecutive seasons. Among NFL tight ends from 2019-20, Andrews totaled the most receiving touchdowns (17), fourth-most receiving yards (1,553) and fifth-most receptions (122). In 2019, Andrews, who led the team with 64 receptions, 852 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, earned his first career Pro Bowl selection.
Bischoff helped lead a tight end group that was instrumental in blocking for a Ravens rushing attack that led the NFL in 2019 (206.0 yards-per-game) and 2020 (191.9 yards).
Bischoff entered the NFL in 2013 as the Chicago Bears' tight ends coach/staff coordinator. In 2014, Bischoff tutored a group led by Martellus Bennett, who finished first in receptions (90) and third in receiving yards (916) among NFL tight ends and earned a Pro Bowl selection. The unit also blocked for running back Matt Forte, who rushed for 1,038 yards and set an NFL single season record for most receptions by a back (102).
Bischoff spent five seasons with the CFL's Montreal Alouettes as the running backs/special teams coordinator/assistant to the head coach (2010-12) and the running backs/offensive quality control coach (2008-09). In 2012, the Alouettes finished first in the CFL's East Division and the year prior, Bischoff helped guide Brandon Whitaker to career highs in rushing yards (1,381), receiving yards (638), catches (72) and touchdowns (5). In 2009-10, Montreal won consecutive Grey Cups.
In his first coaching role, Bischoff coached at Cretin-Derham Hall High School in St. Paul, Minn. where he won 168 of 190 games and earned one state title (1999) during his 15 seasons with the Raiders. Bischoff coached 18 offensive linemen and three tight ends that received Division-I scholarships, including former Ravens center Matt Birk, former Broncos tackle Ryan Harris and the Cardinals' 2012 first-round draft choice, wide receiver Michael Floyd.
Bischoff earned his bachelor's in education from the University of South Dakota in Vermillion, S.D., where he was a three-year letterman at center. He received a post master's license in administration from St. Mary's University in 2006 after earning a master's degree in education administration from Mankato State University in 1998.
Bischoff and his wife, Britt, have two daughters, Makena and Morgan, as well as a son, Jay.
1993-2007 Cretin-Derham Hall HS off. line/asst. head coach/off. coordinator
2008-09 Montreal Alouettes running backs/offensive quality control
2010-12 Montreal Alouettes running backs/special teams/off. quality control
2013-14 Chicago Bears tight ends/staff coordinator
2015 Baltimore Ravens offensive quality control
2016-17 Baltimore Ravens offensive assistant
2018 Baltimore Ravens offensive assistant/tight ends
2019-20 Baltimore Ravens assistant tight ends
2021 Houston Texans tight ends
2022 New York Giants tight ends
