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Jerome Allen joins London Warriors as offensive coordinator

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The London Warriors have added another Allen to their coaching staff, appointing Jerome Allen as offensive coordinator ahead of their inaugural AFLE season.

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Experience at the highest level of British football

Jerome brings a strong and relevant background to the role. He has served for four years as both offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at the NFL Academy in London, one of the most respected football development programs in Europe. His work there has given him a proven track record in developing players and running effective offensive systems.

Leading the national team offense

Jerome currently holds the position of the quarterback coach with the British men’s tackle national team, giving him a deep understanding of the talent pool available in the UK and the experience of calling plays and building an offense at the international level.

With Jerome Allen now in place alongside head coach Tony Allen, the London Warriors are putting together a coaching staff with strong roots in British football and the expertise to compete from day one in the AFLE.

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