Cardinals add Connor Senger through Bill Bidwill Coaching Fellowship

The Arizona Cardinals added Connor Senger to the team’s coaching staff on Thursday through the Bill Bidwill Coaching Fellowship program.

The addition marks the fellowship’s fifth participant, following in the footsteps of Levon Kirkland (2015-16), Terry Allen (2017-18), Don Shumpert (2019) and Jordan Hogan (2020-21). Shumpert currently serves as an offensive assistant for the Cardinals.

Senger will work with a quarterbacks room that currently includes Kyler Murray, Colt McCoy and Trace McSorley throughout the duration of his fellowship.

Senger heads to Arizona from Central Michigan where he served as the team’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.

Before his time in Central Michigan, Senger spent two seasons (2020-21) at North Dakota State as the team’s offensive quality control coordinator and was a part of the Bison’s 2021 FCS Championship run.

Senger also worked as Carroll University’s quarterbacks coach in 2018 and Wisconsin-Whitewater as the team’s running backs coach in 2019.

As an athlete, Senger played quarterback collegiately at Wisconsin and UW-Oshkosh.

The fellowship program was established in 2015 and “designed to increase diversity and create additional opportunities to gain coaching experience at the highest level.”

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