Alex Tanney

MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS (October 15, 2021) — Alex Tanney, a member of the Philadelphia Eagles' coaching staff, is this year's recipient of Monmouth College's Distinguished Young Alumnus Award. Due to Tanney's professional obligations, he is unable to attend the College's Alumni Impact Awards ceremony during Homecoming weekend, October 22-24, but he...

MONMOUTH — The trade-off of the journeyman status of former Monmouth College standout Alex Tanney’s nine-year NFL career was the number of connections he was able to make around the league, and the variety of different perspectives he was able to gain on the pro game as a quarterback for eight different teams.

MONMOUTH, Ill. – Former Monmouth College standout Alex Tanney retired from the National Football League on Tuesday, but it didn't take him long to find his next NFL gig. On Thursday, the Philadelphia Eagles announced they'd hired Tanney to join first-year head coach Nick Sirianni's staff as an offensive quality control coach. Tanney was one of six additions named to Sirianni's staff on Thursday.

It was reported by ESPN's Jordan Ranaan that recently retired New York Giants quarterback Alex Tanney would look to get into the coaching world, and he quickly did two days later with an NFC East rival. The Philadelphia Eagles announced Thursday that Tanney would join first-year head coach Nick Sirianni’s staff as an offensive quality control coach.

A former New York Giants veteran quarterback now has a coaching job with the Philadelphia Eagles. No, it’s not Eli Manning. Two days after quarterback Alex Tanney, 33, retired from the Giants, he returned to the NFL as an offensive quality control coach for the Eagles. Though Tanney played just...

Former NY Giants quarterback Alex Tanney wasted little time before jumping into the coaching game, joining the NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles’ staff on Thursday. Tanney, 33, announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday, ending a nine-year career where he played his final two seasons in a Giants uniform. By Thursday, Tanney had been named the Philadelphia Eagles’ staff as an offensive quality control coach.

Alex Tanney retired as a member of the Giants earlier this week. He is now on his way to the Eagles. Sirianni and Tanney crossed paths several years ago. Sirianni was a Chiefs assistant under Todd Haley and Romeo Crennel; his last season in Kansas City (2012, as wide receivers coach) overlapped with Tanney’s arrival as a UDFA. Tanney spent his rookie season on the Chiefs’ IR list and embarked on his nomadic career soon after.

Two days after announcing his retirement from the NFL, former Giants quarterback Alex Tanney didn't wait too long or have to look too far for a new gig. The 33-year-old Tanney was named to new Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni's assistant coaching staff as an Offensive Quality Control coach. Tanney,...

On Tuesday, New York Giants backup QB Alex Tanney announced he is retiring after nine seasons in the NFL. On Thursday, he lined up his first post-playing days gig, and it’s keeping him in the NFC East. The New York Post reports Tanney “returned to the NFL as an offensive quality control coach for the Eagles.”

That didn’t take much time. PFF’s model predicts Williams will give the Giants better value for their money than Tomlinson. Not really much of a debate here. Saquon has been pretty much as advertised, too. It just hasn’t moved the needle. The 2020 season made it fairly evident how much his play mattered to the win column.

MONMOUTH, Ill. – The NFL career of former Monmouth College star Alex Tanney came to an end this week. Tanney announced his retirement on Tuesday, ending a nine-year NFL career. He retired as a New York Giant, one of two teams he saw action with during a regular-season game. Tanney also played in a game for the Tennessee Titans during the 2015 season, completing the only touchdown pass of his NFL career.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Alex Tanney, who threw 15 passes in a nine-year NFL career, has retired. The Giants announced the 33-year-old quarterback's decision on Tuesday after three seasons with the team. His only appearance for New York was in Eli Manning's final game in 2019, and he completed one pass.

Alex Tanney, who spent most of the past three seasons as a Giants backup quarterback, is retiring after nine years in the NFL, having thrown only 15 passes in two games. Tanney, 33, is best known for replacing Eli Manning on Dec. 15, 2019 when Manning was taken out in the fourth quarter of a victory over the Dolphins in what was the final start and appearance of Manning’s 16-year career.

New York Giants quarterback Alex Tanney never made it as a starter in the NFL but spent nine years in the league and will long be remembered for something he created before he received his first pro contract. The Giants confirmed on Tuesday that Tanney is retiring from the NFL....

Despite agreeing to a reserve/futures contract with the Giants last month, Alex Tanney will step away from the game. The veteran reserve quarterback announced his retirement Tuesday. Although Tanney, 33, did not end up seeing much game work during his career, he hung around for nine NFL seasons. The Division...

The backup quarterbacks don’t make many headlines in the NFL, but former New York Giants backup Alex Tanney is in the news right now for a different reason than usual – retirement. He announced his retirement on Tuesday following a nine year NFL career where he will be most known to Giants fans as being the backup to Eli Manning for a period.