his playing career ended, Nagy worked at home construction company Keystone Custom Homes, receiving the position after Steve Saunders introduced him to Keystone executive Larry Wisdom. With Wisdom's blessing, he left the business when he joined the Eagles full-time. In spite of his parents' divorce, Nagy remained close with both. His father Bill is a former defensive line coach for New Jersey high schools, winning a state championship with Elizabeth High School in 1980. After his coaching career, he was a businessman for various ventures before becoming a teacher in 2009, teaching at schools in the areas where Matt was coaching at the time. Nagy has stepsiblings Luke and Jenna on his father's side; Luke played receiver and safety at Manheim Central High School. Head coaching record References External links Kansas City Chiefs bio Arena Football bio 1978 births Living people American football quarterbacks Carolina Cobras players Columbus Destroyers players Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football players Georgia Force players Kansas City Chiefs coaches National Football League offensive coordinators New York Dragons players Philadelphia Eagles coaches Philadelphia Eagles players High school football coaches in Pennsylvania Chicago Bears head coaches People from Dunellen, New Jersey People from Manheim, Pennsylvania People from Piscataway, New Jersey Players of American football from Pennsylvania American people of Hungarian descent