NOAH RILEY was elevated to defensive football analyst in 2024 after spending 2023 as a coaching analyst and his first two seasons (2021-22) with the Ravens as a coaching research intern. In his new role, Riley is responsible for defensive game planning, as well as supporting assistant head coach / pass game coordinator Chris Hewitt and secondary coach Doug Mallory with the back end of the defense. Prior to his Baltimore arrival, Riley served as an offensive assistant at the College of San Mateo. In 2019, he published "Breaking Down The 2018 Oklahoma Offense." Riley, a Palo Alto, CA, native, enjoyed a decorated prep career at QB for Palo Alto's Gunn HS before spending one year on the football team at Whitworth University and finishing his collegiate career at Lewis & Clark College. He earned his bachelor's degree in psychology from Lewis & Clark College in 2020. Riley's brother, David, is the head basketball coach at Washington State University, while his uncle, Mike, is a lifelong football coach with former stints as the head man for Nebraska (2015-2017), Oregon State (1997-98, 2003-2014) and the San Diego Chargers (1999-2001).