completion percentage. Lomax was forced to retire before the 1990 season (after missing all of 1989) due to a severely arthritic hip. In 1991, he underwent hip replacement surgery. Lomax finished with a career record of 47–52–2, 136 touchdowns, and over 22,000 yards passing, with those categories (along with completions and attempts) being second most as a Cardinal, after Hart. After football Lomax was the head coach for Fort Vancouver High School in Vancouver, Washington for two seasons before resigning in January 2020. He resigned as his commute from Wilsonville, Oregon was too much. He is now an assistant coach, for quarterbacks, at George Fox University. References External links 1959 births Living people American football quarterbacks Phoenix Cardinals players Portland State Vikings football players St. Louis Cardinals (football) players High school football coaches in Washington (state) College Football Hall of Fame inductees National Conference Pro Bowl players Lake Oswego High School alumni Sportspeople from Lake Oswego, Oregon Players of American football from Portland, Oregon Ed Block Courage Award recipients