Shea Tierney is in his first season as the Giants' quarterbacks coach.
Tierney spent the previous four years working with Brian Daboll on the Buffalo Bills' staff, the first two as an offensive assistant and the last two as the assistant quarterbacks coach.
In those two seasons, Josh Allen was one of the NFL's most productive and successful quarterbacks. The Bills were 27-11 combined in the regular season and postseason, won two AFC East titles and advanced to the 2020 conference championship game. In those 38 games, Allen threw for 10,405 yards and 87 touchdowns. He finished second in the NFL Most Valuable Player voting in 2020.
Tierney joined the Bills in 2018 after spending the previous two seasons as an offensive analyst for the University of Alabama, which was 27-2 when he was on the staff. With the Crimson Tide, he worked closely with Billy Napier, the wide receivers coach in Tierney's first season, who is now the head coach at the University of Florida. In his second season at Alabama, Tierney worked under Daboll, who was the offensive coordinator when the Crimson Tide won the 2017 national championship.
Tierney's first NFL experience was as a football analyst/coaching intern with the Philadelphia Eagles from 2013-15.
His initial coaching position was at North Carolina State as an offensive graduate assistant from 2011-12.
Tierney is a graduate of Neshaminy High School in Langhorne, Pa. and N.C. State. He is married to the former Emily Seng of Macungie, Pa.
2011-12 North Carolina State University offensive graduate assistant
2013-15 Philadelphia Eagles football analyst/coaching intern
2016-17 University of Alabama offensive assistant
2018-19 Buffalo Bills offensive assistant
2020-21 Buffalo Bills assistant quarterbacks coach
2022 New York Giants quarterbacks coach
