Marist University Athletics

Recruiting Areas: Northern New Jersey (Passaic, Bergen, Hudson), Southern Georgia, Northern Florida, Tennessee

TJ Weyl was promoted to offensive coordinator/quarterbacks in January of 2025. The 2025 season will mark his second on head coach Mike Willis' staff at Marist.

Weyl served as the Red Foxes' offensive line coach/run game coordinator/recruiting coordinator in the 2024 season. Under Weyl’s tutelage, right guard Dominic Perricone was a First Team All-Pioneer Football League selection this past season. Right tackle Chris Leonardo was a First Team Academic All-PFL selection and was named an FCS ADA Academic All-Star. The Marist offensive line paved the way for a group that increased their production in rushing touchdowns, passing touchdowns, rushing yards, rushing yards per carry, total yards, red zone scoring percentage, and red zone touchdown percentage.

In the 2023 season, Weyl was offensive line coach/run game coordinator at Johns Hopkins. Weyl helped lead Johns Hopkins to a 12-1 record as the Blue Jays reached the Division III quarterfinals. The team averaged 40.92 points per game, ran for 200.2 yards per game, and rushed for 30 touchdowns. The season rushing yardage total of 2,831 was the fourth-highest single-season total in program history.
 
At Johns Hopkins, Weyl coached two All-American offensive linemen in JR Woods and Mike Nwosu. Additionally, he aided in the development of All-American tight end Will Leger. Offensive lineman Garrett Brophy earned All-League honors in 2023.
 
Weyl arrived at Johns Hopkins from Rutgers, where he served as offensive quality control coach from 2020-22.  He worked closely with the offensive coordinator and tight ends coach on all facets of game planning, opponent analysis and recruiting. He was also responsible for providing weekly breakdowns of the opposition’s defensive structure and tendencies to head coach Greg Schiano. In his time at Rutgers, the Scarlet Knights appeared in the 2021 TaxSlayer Gator Bowl. 
 
Prior to his time at Rutgers, Weyl also was a graduate assistant at Vanderbilt for the 2018 and 2019 seasons, where he worked primarily with the inside linebackers. Vanderbilt appeared in the 2018 Texas Bowl.  
 
Weyl was an offensive quality control coach at Princeton in 2017, where he worked with current Marist head coach Mike Willis and offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Bob Davies. That season, Weyl also worked closely with the special teams’ units at Princeton. He was an offensive quality control coach at Monmouth in 2016.
 
Weyl earned a master’s degree in liberal arts and sciences from Vanderbilt in 2020 and a bachelor’s degree in history from Cornell in 2012. He played lacrosse at Cornell from 2009-11. The Big Red reached the national championship game in 2009 and advanced to the Final Four in 2010.
 
Weyl is a native of Medfield, Massachusetts.