Taylor Mazzone

Taylor Mazzone — Coaching Bio

Taylor Mazzone is an offensive football coach with experience at the Power Five, Group of Five, and FCS levels. Over his career he has coached wide receivers, served as an offensive analyst, and coordinated offenses while working with several innovative passing systems.

Mazzone began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at UCLA Bruins football, where he assisted with special teams before being promoted to coach the Y receivers.

Earlier in his career he spent time on staff at Arizona State Sun Devils football before moving into a number of offensive roles across college football.

Mazzone later coached outside wide receivers at Arizona Wildcats football from 2018–2020. During the 2018 season, Arizona’s offense ranked first in the Pac-12 in total offense, highlighting the production of the passing game during his tenure.

He also worked as an offensive quality control coach at Texas A&M Aggies football, gaining experience in offensive game planning and film breakdown at the SEC level.

In 2021, Mazzone coached wide receivers at the San Diego Toreros football before being hired as the offensive coordinator at Idaho State Bengals football later that year.

More recently, he joined New Mexico State Aggies football as an offensive analyst and was later promoted to tight ends coach, continuing his role in offensive development and game planning.

Coaching Background Highlights

Offensive Coordinator — Idaho State

Tight Ends Coach / Offensive Analyst — New Mexico State

Wide Receivers Coach — San Diego

Outside Wide Receivers Coach — Arizona

Offensive Quality Control — Texas A&M

Graduate Assistant / WR Coach — UCLA

Coaching Style

Mazzone has been heavily involved in spread and tempo-based offensive systems, influenced by the offensive philosophy of his father, Noel Mazzone, known for high-tempo spread passing attacks.