Joe Dailey

Biography

Joe Dailey returns to The Heights in 2026 for his second stint as Wide Receivers Coach. Dailey initially coached the Eagles’ wideouts from 2020-21. Most recently, Dailey served as passing game coordinator/quarterbacks at Hampton University. Under Dailey’s guidance, the Pirates totaled 400 or more yards on offense on five occasions in 2024. Prior to his time at Hampton, Dailey was an offensive analyst at Kansas in 2023. That season, the Jayhawks capped a 9–4 season with their first bowl victory in 17 years. Dailey helped orchestrate an offense that ranked 17th nationally in scoring at 34.8 points per game and eighth in rushing with 206 yards per game. Before arriving in Lawrence, Dailey coached wide receivers with the Carolina Panthers in 2022. Under Dailey’s mentorship, D.J. Moore caught 63 passes for 888 yards for a then-career-high seven touchdowns. With Dailey on staff, Carolina won four of their final six games en route to a second-place NFC South finish. In his first stint at Boston College as wide receivers coach, Dailey helped the Eagles to consecutive bowl-eligible seasons. He mentored future first-round draft pick Zay Flowers during his sophomore and junior seasons in which he compiled a total of 100 catches for 1,638 yards and 14 touchdowns en route to All-ACC recognition both years. He became just the second Boston College All-ACC first-team wide receiver in school history in his sophomore season, joining Alex Amidon (2012). Flowers collected All-ACC honors after o