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Jim Herrmann (born December 8, 1960 in Hollywood, California) is currently the linebackers coach for the New York Giants. He served the same position with the New York Jets from 2006 to 2008. Before arriving in New York, Herrmann was the defensive coordinator at the University of Michigan for nine seasons, and was awarded the Frank Broyles Award in 1997.

The Giants current defensive coordinator, Bill Sheridan, coached the linebackers at the University of Michigan while Herrmann was the defensive coordinator.

Sporting positions
Preceded by Mickey Andrews	Broyles Award for Assistant Coach of the Year 1997	Succeeded by David Cutcliffe

v • d • e Dallas Cowboys 1985 NFL Draft selections

Kevin Brooks • Jesse Penn • Crawford Ker • Robert Lavette • Herschel Walker • Matt Darwin • Kurt Ploeger • Matt Moran • Karl Powe • Jim Herrmann • Leon Gonzales • Scott Stasburger • Joe Jones • Neal Dellocono • Karl Jordan

Draft Years: 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009

v • d • e Broyles Award winners

1996: M. Andrews \| 1997: J. Herrmann \| 1998: D. Cutcliffe \| 1999: R. Friedgen \| 2000: M. Mangino \| 2001: R. Shannon \| 2002: N. Chow \| 2003: B. VanGorder \| 2004: G. Chizik \| 2005: G. Davis \| 2006: B. Foster \| 2007: J. Heacock \| 2008: K. Wilson

Michigan Wolverines football

All Time Record

868–286–36 (.745)

Key Personnel

Head Coach: Rich Rodriguez • Offensive Coordinator: Calvin Magee • Defensive Coordinator: Greg Robinson

Playing Fields

Ann Arbor Fairgrounds • Regents Field • Ferry Field • Michigan Stadium

Rivalries

Ohio State • Michigan State • Notre Dame • Minnesota-Little Brown Jug • Bowl Game History

Head Coaches

Murphy • Crawford • Barbour • McCauley • Ward • Ferbert • Lea • Yost • Little • Wieman • Kipke • Crisler • Oosterbaan • Elliott • Schembechler • Moeller • Carr • Rodriguez

All-Time leaders

Receiving • Passing • Rushing • Hall of Honor • All-Americans • Team MVPs • Hall of Famers • Heisman Trophy

Retired Numbers

#11 Al Wistert, Alvin Wistert, and W. Wistert • #47 Oosterbaan #48 G. Ford • #87 Kramer • #98 Harmon

Important Figures (1898–1968)

Barr • Benbrook • Bernard • Blott • Chappuis • Clancy • Craig • Crisler • Cunningham • Daley • Derricotte • Detwiler • Dworsky • B. Elliott • P. Elliott • Evashevski • G. Ford • L. Ford • Franks • Friedman • Goebel • Harmon • Heikkinen • Heston • Hewitt • Hirsch • Johnson • Kipke • Kramer • Keating • Lund • Mack • Madar • Maulbetsch • Newman • Oosterbaan • Pace • Pommerening • Pontius • Pregulman • Rifenburg • Schulz • Snow • Timberlake • Volk • Weeks • Westfall • Wieman • W. Wistert • Al Wistert • Alvin Wistert • Yearby • Yost • Zatkoff

Important Figures (1969–1989)

Anderson • Becker • Bell • Boles • Bostic • Brown • Canham • Carter • Cochran • Curtis • Darden • Dierdorf • Dixon • Donahue • Downing • Dufek • J. Elliott • Franklin • Gallagher • Greer • Hammerstein • Harbaugh • Hicks • Humphries • Kenn • Leach • Lilja • Logan • Lytle • Mallory • Mandich • McKenzie • Messner • Morris • Muransky • O'Neal • Owens • Paris • Rivers • Schembechler • Seymour • Simpkins • Smith • B. Taylor • M. Taylor • Ufer • Vitale • Welborne • Woolfolk

Important Figures (1990–2008)

Alexander • Anderson • Arrington • Askew • Avant • Baas • Backus • Biakabutuka • Brady • Branch • Breaston • Bunch • Cocozzo • Collins • Edwards • Foote • Gold • Grbac • Griese • L. Hall • Harris • Hart • Hayes • Henne • Hobson • Horn • Howard • S. Hutchinson • Irons • Jackson • Jansen • D. Jones • Joppru • June • Law • Long • Manningham • Navarre • Payne • Perry • Powers • Renes • Runyan • Shazor • Skrepenak • Steele • Streets • Sword • Terrell • Thomas • Toomer • Tuman • Vaughn • Vitale • Walker • Wheatley • Woodley • Woodson

National Championships (11)

1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1918, 1923, 1932, 1933, 1947, 1948, 1997

Michigan Wolverines Football 1997 AP National Champions

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