CHARLES LONDON has held coaching positions in the league for nearly 20 years and now joins the Jets for his 16th season in the pros. He has been a coach on offense (QBs, running backs, and a passing game coordinator) since 2007 with five different franchises. Spending last season with the Seattle Seahawks, London helped QB Geno Smith put together another strong season when he threw for 4,320 yards and 21 TD passes and hit on 70.4% of his passes.

CHARLES LONDON has held coaching positions in the league for nearly 20 years and now joins the Jets for his 16th season in the pros. He has been a coach on offense (QBs, running backs, and a passing game coordinator) since 2007 with five different franchises. Spending last season with the Seattle Seahawks, London helped QB Geno Smith put together another strong season when he threw for 4,320 yards and 21 TD passes and hit on 70.4% of his passes.

A native of Dunwoody, GA, London's first post in the NFL was as the Bears quality control coach (2007-09). He was a scout for the Eagles (2010) and then served as an offensive assistant with the Titans (2011). After a detour as the Penn State running backs coach (2012-13) under HC Bill O'Brien, he was back in the NFL with the Texans (2014-17) overseeing Houston's RBs, again working with O'Brien. London moved back to the Windy City as Chicago's RB coach (2018-20).

He served as Atlanta's QB coach (2021-22) and then returned to the Titans as the team's QB coach/passing game coordinator (2023) before signing on with the Seahawks in February 2024 under first-year coach Mike Macdonald.

London was a running back in college at Duke. After his playing career with the Blue Devils, he joined the coaching staff as a graduate assistant in 2004. Two years later, he was promoted to running backs coach for one season.