RECRUITING AREAS: Connecticut (203), New Jersey (Bergen, Passaic, Hudson)
Twitter: @CoachTParsons

Todd Parsons enters his third year with the Endicott football program in 2021-22. This is Parson's second year as the program's assistant head coach/offensive coordinator after being promoted from offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at the conclusion of the 2019 season.

In 2019, Parsons guided Endicott to No. 1 overall rankings among the Commonwealth Coast Football (CCC Football) conference's eight teams in points per game (41.5), points (457), red zone offense (.860), and team passing efficiency (162.13), and a No. 2 overall ranking in total offense (4,561). Nationally, the Gulls ranked No. 32 in third down conversion percentage (.459), No. 21 in red zone offense, No. 23 in team passing efficiency, and No. 53 in total offense.

Parsons' efforts also played a major role in senior quarterback Joe Kalosky (Plymouth, Conn.) earning CCC Football Co-Offensive Player of the Year honors and New England Bowl MVP accolades in 2019.

Prior to arriving at Endicott, Parsons held the same role at NCAA Division II Bentley University for the 2018 season.

His previous coaching stops also include Brown University (Pass Game Coordinator / Quarterbacks Coach, 2014-17), Assumption College (Special Teams Coordinator / Wide Receivers Coach, 2013-14), Salve Regina University (Offensive Coordinator / Recruiting Coordinator, 2010-13), and McDaniel College (Graduate Assistant / Quarterbacks / Running Backs, 2007-2010).

Parsons is a 2007 graduate of Averett University where he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Wellness with a minor in Coaching. As a quarterback for the Cougars, Parsons was a two-time All-Conference selection, an Academic All-Conference honoree, and a captain of the program. Parsons, who guided Averett to a conference championship in 2006, still ranks first overall in the following categories: career passing touchdowns (42), most touchdowns responsible for in a career (46), and total offense in a career (4,848 yards). Parsons also is first for most passing touchdowns in a single season with 18 (2005) and most touchdowns responsible for in a single campaign (21). Meanwhile, his 4,662 passing yards ranks and 129.8 passing efficiency rating rank second all-time for a career. 

Following his time at Averett, Parsons went on to complete his Masters of Science in Sports Administration from McDaniel College from 2007-08. 

Parsons has been an American Coaches Football Association (AFCA) member since 2007 and most recently spoke at the 2018 AFCA Convention.