Kerry Dixon

Biography

Kerry Dixon joins head coach Jason Candle's coaching staff with the Huskies as team's wide receivers coach. Dixon coached last season at Kent State in the same capacity. Under Dixon’s guidance, Cade Wolford was named to the All-MAC third team, with 19 receptions for 509 yards and 7 touchdowns. Dixon brings professional experience to the Huskies after two seasons with the Baltimore Ravens where he assisted in developing quarterbacks, including NFL MVP Lamar Jackson. Dixon helped coach Jackson to the 2023 MVP after throwing for 3,678 yards and 24 touchdowns. Jackson ran for 821 yards and five touchdowns as well. Before his time in Baltimore, Dixon coached at Georgia Tech from 2019-2021, coaching future NFL receiver Jalen Camp and freshman standout Ahmarean Brown, who tied Calvin Johnson’s school record for touchdown catches by a freshman. Dixon reconnects with Head Coach Jason Candle, after a year at Toledo in 2018 where he coached the running backs. Dixon coached wide receivers at the University of Florida from 2015-17, where he coached Antonio Callaway and Tyrie Cleveland, two of the first freshmen to record 100-yard receiving games in program history. Dixon was the running backs coach at Florida International (2014), Florida Atlantic (2012-2013) and Montana State (2010-11). He served as the offensive coordinator at Stillman College in 2009, and began his coaching career working with Morgan State and Texas State quarterbacks. Dixon played quarterback at Baylor and Hampton Uni