Tyler Walker - Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks - Staff Directory

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Tyler Walker

Title:
Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks
Email:
Phone:
215-204-4694

TYLER WALKER
Hometown	Hamilton, Ohio
College	Miami (Ohio) '14
Family	Wife: Aimee
	Daughter: Aspen; Son: Lincoln
Coaching Experience
Year	School, Position
2025-	Temple, Offensive Coordinator / QBs
2024	Montana State, Offensive Coord. / QBs
2022-23	Montana State, Tight Ends / Fullbacks
2021	Montana State, Director of Recruiting
2020	Muskingum, Defensive Coordinator
2018-19	Muskingum, Def. Backs / Spec. Teams
2017	Grand Rapids Catholic Central HS, WRs
2016	Davenport, Wide Receivers
2014-15	Miami (Ohio), Grad. Asst. (DL '15, WR '14)
2010-13	Hamilton HS, Offensive Asst.

Tyler Walker was named Temple’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in January 2025 as part of K.C. Keeler’s initial Temple coaching staff. Walker came to Temple from Montana State where the Bobcats finished 15-1 and played in the FCS Championship in 2024.

In his first season as offensive coordinator at MSU, Walker orchestrated an offense that led the FCS in points per game (40.8), total yards (478.4 ypg), and rushing yards (294.8 ypg), while completing a 15-1 record. Senior quarterback Tommy Mellott, the Walter Payton Award winner as the FCS player of the year, threw for 31 touchdowns and was one of three players to rush for 1,100+ yards and 14+ scores.

Walker was elevated to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach prior to the 2024 season. In 2023, he completed his second season coaching Montana State's tight ends and fullbacks, producing one of the most dynamic and accomplished position groups in the FCS. Seniors Derryk Snell - at fullback - and Treyton Pickering - tight end - each earned first team All-Big Sky honors, with Snell snagging first team All-America honors from Phil Steele. Before joining the coaching ranks Walker spent 2021 as the program's Director of Football Recruiting.

He arrived at MSU after two years at Division III Muskingum (Ohio) University, where he worked as defensive coordinator in 2019 and special teams coordinator/defensive backs coach in 2018. He was receivers coach/pass game coordinator at Grand Rapids (Michigan) Central Catholic High School in 2017, helping the team to a 14-0 record and Division 4 State Championship. In 2016 Walker was the receivers coach and pass game co-coordinator at Davenport University in Grand Rapids, and was a graduate assistant at Miami (Ohio) working with receivers in 2014 and the defensive line in 2015.

Walker played at Bethel University in Tennessee in 2008 and 2009. He transferred to Miami (Ohio), where he earned a bachelor’s degree in special education in 2014. He and his wife, Aimee, have two children, daughter, Aspen, and son, Lincoln.