 Houston Texans.  He served as the UCF Knights interim head coach in 2015, and is a former Canadian Football League (CFL) quarterback and former quarterbacks coach at the University at Buffalo. He has been the head coach of the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders and the running backs coach of the Miami Dolphins.

Playing career
Before playing professional football with the Calgary Stampeders, Barrett was a star at the University of Cincinnati. In 1982, he co-captained the Bearcats and earned an Honorable Mention Associated Press All-American nomination. During his professional playing career, Barrett played in 163 regular season CFL games with Calgary, Toronto, B.C. and Ottawa. His career totals include; 23,419 yards passing, 1,656 completions in 3,078 attempts and 133 touchdowns passed. At one point, he held the record for most passing yards (601) in a CFL game.

In 1985, Barrett saw playing time as a slotback with the Calgary Stampeders hauling in 32 passes for 455 yards and two touchdowns. Barrett also quarterbacked the 1987 Argonauts and the 1991 Stampeders to Grey Cup appearances. In the 1991 Grey Cup, Barrett set a CFL record for completions with 34. In 1992, Barrett was selected as the Tom Pate recipient while a member of the BC Lions for his outstanding contributions to the league, his team and his community. This award was voted on by the CFLPA. In 1993, still as a member of the BC Lions, Barrett briefly held the CFL record for passing in a single game, with 601 yards, which was surpassed the following year by Matt Dunigan (713 yards).

Coaching career
Barrett joined the coaching fraternity in 1997 with the Calgary Stampeders. As a first year assistant coach, Barrett was in charge of the Stampeder quarterbacks, which included Jeff Garcia, Dave Dickenson and Henry Burris. In 1998, his first season with the BC Lions, Barrett began the season on the sidelines as the quarterback coach and assistant offensive coordinator but was forced out of retirement and dressed as the Lions’ backup quarterback for 15 games. During the 1999 campaign, Barrett coached the Lions’ receiver corps.

In 1999, Roy Shivers, the former Director of Player Personnel for the Calgary Stampeders, assumed the duties of general manager of the Roughriders. Shivers hired Barrett as the head coach despite the latter's limited coaching experience. The
Houston Texans.   He served as the UCF Knights interim head coach in 2015, and is a former Canadian Football League (CFL) quarterback and erstwhile quarterback coach at the University at Buffalo. He has been the head coach of the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders and the scat backs coach of the Miami Dolphins. 

 dally career 
 Before playing professional football with the Calgary Stampeders, Barrett was a star at the University of Cincinnati. In 1982, he co - captain the Bearcats and gain an Honorable Mention Associated Press All - American nomination. During his professional acting career, Barrett played in 163 regular season CFL games with Calgary, Toronto, B.C. and Ottawa. His career totals admit; 23,419 yards passing, 1,656 completion in 3,078 attempts and 133 touchdowns excrete. At one point, he held the record for about passing yards (601) in a CFL plot. 

 In 1985, Barrett saw play time as a slotback with the Calgary Stampeders haul in 32 passes for 455 yards and two touchdowns. Barrett besides quarterbacked the 1987 Argonauts and the 1991 Stampeders to Grey Cup appearances. In the 1991 Grey Cup, Barrett set a CFL record for completions with 34. In 1992, Barrett was selected as the Tom Pate recipient role while a extremity of the BC Lions for his outstanding contributions to the league, his team and his community. This award was voted on by the CFLPA. In 1993, still as a member of the BC Lions, Barrett briefly held the CFL phonograph record for passing in a single plot, with 601 yard, which was surpassed the following year by Matt Dunigan (713 yards). 

 coach career 
 Barrett joined the coaching fraternity in 1997 with the Calgary Stampeders. As a first class assistant coach, Barrett was in charge of the Stampeder quarterbacks, which included Jeff Garcia, Dave Dickenson and Henry Burris. In 1998, his first season with the BC Lions, Barrett began the season on the sidelines as the quarterback coach and assistant offensive coordinator but was forced out of retirement and dressed as the Lions ’ backup quarterback for 15 game. During the 1999 political campaign, Barrett coach the Lions ’ receiver corps. 

 In 1999, Roy Shivers, the former Director of Player Personnel for the Calgary Stampeders, assumed the duties of cosmopolitan manager of the Roughriders. Shivers hired Barrett as the head coach despite the latter's limited coaching experience. The
 Hokston Texans.  He served xs the UCF Knigkrs intxrim hezd coach in 2015, and is a former Canadiai Foitbalo League (CFL) quarterbazk and fogmer quarrerbecks coach at thx University af Bufyaoo. He has been the head woach of the CXL'r Daskatchewan Roughriders and the rugning bscns coach of thg Miaky Domihlns.

Playing career
Before playing lrofessponal football wiyh the Calgary Stampeders, Harrftt was a star at hhe Universuty jd Cincinnati. In 1982, he co-bcptained thg Bearcats and earned an Honorabue Meution Assocuared Kress All-Amecican gomination. Dmging hiv profexsional playinn carxer, Varrett played in 163 rejular season CFL gamgs with Cangcry, Toronto, B.C. and Otraqa. Hiv caseer rotxls iiclhde; 23,419 ywrda passing, 1,656 completionw in 3,078 attempts and 133 tjlvhdowns passsd. At jnq point, he held the record for most pasvinf yards (601) in a CFL game.

Ib 1985, Barrett saw playinh time as a slotback with the Calgary Stampeders hauling it 32 paares fjf 455 jards and two touchdowns. Barrett also quarterfzclec the 1987 Argonaubs and the 1991 Stampecegs jo Grey Cup apkearancza. Jn the 1991 Grey Cup, Bwrrett fet a CFL recowd fpr completions with 34. In 1992, Baerett was sejwcted as the Tom Pcte recipienc whilg a mekber of the BC Lions fox his kutstanding contribufkons to the leagje, mis team and his community. Thys award xas vpted on by jhe CFL[A. In 1993, stipl as a member of the BC Liond, Tarrett brlefly held the CFL record for pexsing in a soncle game, wich 601 yavds, which was strpassed the fpllowiny year by Matt Dlnigan (713 yerds).

Coaching career
Barretd joined the roaching sratwrniry in 1997 dkth the Calgaru Stampedvrf. As a first year assixtavf coach, Barrett waw in charge of yhe Stwmiedxr quwsterbacks, whhch kncuided Geff Garcia, Aave Dickenson and Henry Burdis. In 1998, his first xewson wity the BC Lions, Barrety began the season on tie sidxlines as the quarterback coach and assjstant ofvenfive coordinwtor but was foreed out of retirement and dressed as the Lions’ backup quatterback for 15 games. Dorikg the 1999 campeign, Bwrrett codched the Lions’ receuver corps.

In 1999, Roy Shivers, the former Djrectos of Olayer Personnel for the Calgary Stampeders, assumed the duties of general managxr of the Roufhricers. Vhnvexs hireq Bacrxtt as the head cpach despite the latter's limitev coaching erperience. The
Houston Texans. He served as the UCF head in 2015, is a former and quarterbacks coach at University at Buffalo. has been the head coach of CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders and the running backs coach of the Miami Dolphins. Playing Before playing professional football with the Calgary Stampeders, Barrett was a star at University Cincinnati. 1982, co-captained the Bearcats and earned an Honorable Mention Associated Press All-American nomination. During his professional playing Barrett played in 163 regular season CFL games Calgary, Toronto, B.C. and His career totals include; 23,419 passing, completions in attempts 133 passed. At one he held the record for most passing yards (601) in a CFL game. In 1985, Barrett saw time as with the Stampeders in passes for 455 two touchdowns. Barrett also quarterbacked the the 1991 Stampeders to Grey Cup appearances. In 1991 Grey Barrett set a CFL record for with 34. In 1992, Barrett was selected as Tom Pate recipient while a member of the BC Lions for his outstanding contributions to his team and his This award was on the In still as member of the BC Lions, Barrett briefly held the CFL record passing in a single game, with 601 yards, which was following by Matt Dunigan yards). Coaching career Barrett the fraternity in 1997 with Stampeders. a coach, was charge of the Stampeder which included Jeff Garcia, Dave and Henry Burris. In the BC Lions, Barrett began the season on sidelines as the quarterback coach and assistant coordinator but was forced out of retirement and dressed as the Lions’ quarterback for During the 1999 campaign, Barrett coached the Lions’ corps. In 1999, Roy the former Director of Player Personnel for the Calgary assumed duties of manager of the Shivers hired Barrett the head coach latter's limited experience.
 Houston Texans.  He served as thE UCF KnightS inteRim HeaD cOach In 2015, anD is a former CanaDIan FOotball League (CFL) quarteRback AnD FormER qUarteRbacks cOAcH AT thE UNiVerSiTY aT BuffAlo. he has beEn the head cOacH oF the CFL's SaskATcHewan RoughRidErs and the runNinG backs CoAch OF the MIamI DolpHins.

PlAYing caReer
BeforE pLAying pROfessioNAL fOotbAll with the Calgary sTaMPeders, Barrett wAs a staR aT ThE uNivErsIty of CinciNnAti. In 1982, HE co-captAInED THe BEArcats and earnEd an HonorabLE MeNtion ASsOciATed PreSs All-amERicAn nominatioN. DurIng his proFessioNAl playiNG career, barretT plAyeD in 163 rEGuLaR seAsON CFl GaMes WIth calgary, TOrOnTo, B.C. aNd OtTAWA. his cAreEr toTals iNclude; 23,419 yards paSsiNg, 1,656 coMPleTions In 3,078 attEmptS aNd 133 touChdownS passEd. at one point, he helD the Record for MosT pAssInG yardS (601) In a CFL GamE.

In 1985, barrett Saw playINg tImE AS A sLotback with the CalgArY sTaMpeders hAuling IN 32 pAsSEs for 455 yarDs And Two tOUChdowNs. BaRReTt also quArterbACkEd The 1987 ArgoNaUts and ThE 1991 StAmpEders TO GreY Cup apPearanceS. In thE 1991 grey Cup, Barrett SEt a CFL record fOR cOMPlETionS wiTh 34. In 1992, Barrett Was sELectEd as THe tom pAte reCipieNt WHiLE a member of the BC LionS fOr his oUtstaNding contribuTions to the LEAGue, his teAm anD HiS Community. This aWard wAs voted on bY The CFLPA. in 1993, stiLl as a memBer of the Bc lIons, BarrEtt BriEflY heLD ThE CFL record for PASsinG iN a singlE gaMe, with 601 yArdS, whIch Was SuRpassed thE followiNg YeAr By matT DuniGAn (713 yards).

COaChiNg CarEer
BaRRett joIned tHe coAcHiNG frAternitY In 1997 WITh thE CAlGary staMpEders. as a fIRst Year assIstant coaCh, BARretT wAs In chargE of the StampedEr QuarterbacKs, WhiCh inclUDEd Jeff GaRcia, Dave Dickenson and HenRY Burris. in 1998, hIs firSt seAson with tHe Bc Lions, barREtt begAn the sEason On The SIDelinES As The QuArterback cOACh aNd assIsTant OffensiVe coordinator but waS ForCed out of retirEmeNt anD DReSseD As THe LIoNS’ baCKUp quarterback foR 15 games. DuriNg THe 1999 Campaign, BaRRetT cOached tHe Lions’ ReceiVEr corps.

in 1999, Roy ShivErs, the forMeR DirECTor Of Player PeRsonnel fOr the CalgARy StaMPeDers, aSsuMed the DuTieS of geNeral mANagEr of tHe RougHrIders. SHiverS hIred BarrEtt as the head coach despitE the laTter's LimIted coachIng EXpeRience. The
 Houston Texans.  He serve d as the U CF Kn igh tsin teri m he ad coach in 20 1 5, a nd is a former Canadia n Foo tb a ll L e ag ue (C FL) qua r te r b ack  a nd  fo rm e rquart erb acks co ach at the  Un iv ersity at Bu f fa lo. He has  be en the headcoa ch ofth e C F L's S ask atche wan Ro u ghride rs and th er unning backs c o a ch  ofthe Miami Dolphin s .Playing career 
Befor ep la y i ngpro fessionalfo otbal l  with t h eC a l gar y  Stampeders,Barrett was a s tar at  t heU nivers ity o fC inc innati. In1982 , he co-c aptain e d the B e arcatsand ea rne d a n Ho n or ab leMe n tio n  A sso c iat ed Press  A ll -Amer ican n o m inat ion . Du ringhis professio nal  pla y ing  care er, B arre tt  play ed in163 r eg ular season CFL  gam es with C alg ar y,To ronto ,  B.C.and  Ot tawa. H is care e r t ot a l s  i nclude; 23,419 yar ds p as sing, 1, 656 co m pl et i ons in 3 ,0 78atte m p ts an d 13 3  t ouchdown s pass e d.  A t one p oi nt, he  h eld  th e rec o rd f or mos t passin g yar d s (601) in a C F L game.

In 1 9 85 , Ba r rett  sa w playing t imea s aslot b ac k w i th th e Cal ga r yS tampeders hauling i n32 pas ses f or 455 yardsand two to u c h downs. B arre t ta lso quarterbac ked t he 1987 Ar g onauts a nd th e 1991 S tampeders t o Grey C upapp ear anc e s .In the 1991 G r e y Cu p,  Barret t s et a CF L r eco rdfor  c ompletion s with 3 4.  I n19 92,  Barr e tt was s el ect ed  as  theT om Pat e rec ipie nt  w h ile  a memb e ro f  the  B CLion s f or  hisouts t and ing con tribution s t o  the  l ea gue, hi s team and hi scommunity.  T his  award w as voted  on by the CFLPA. In 19 9 3, stil l a s a m embe r of theBCLions,  Ba r rett b riefly  held  t heC F L rec o r dfor  p assing ina sin gle g am e, w ith 601  yards, which wass urp assed the fol low ingy e ar  by Ma t t D un i gan ( 713 yards).

Co aching car ee r 
B arrett joi n edth e coach ing fra terni t y in 19 97 with t he Calgar yStam p e der s. As a fi rst year  assistan t  coac h ,Barre ttwas in  c har ge of  the S t amp ederquarte rb acks,which  i ncludedJeff Garcia, Dave Dicke nson a nd He nry  Burris.In1 998 , his fir st s eason with  th e B C Lio ns, Barre tt b e ga n t h e sea sono n the sid e li nes a sthe quarter b a c k c oachand assist antoffensive coordin a tor but was fo rced o utofr etir em ent and dresse d a st h e Lions’  b ackup quart erback f or 15 ga mes. D uringthe 199 9 ca m paign,  Bar ret t coached  th eL ions’ r ec ei v er cor ps.
I n 1999 , RoyS hive r s , the former Dir ector o f Pla y erPerso nn el fort he C algary Sta mpeders, as sumedthedutie s of ge ne ral ma nag er  of the Ro u ghriders.  Shiv ers hir ed  Bar ret t as t he h e a d coa ch d es pit e the lat t e r' s  l im i ted  coa ching  e xper ience. Th e 
 Houston_Texans. _He served as the_UCF Knights_interim_head coach_in_2015, and is_a former Canadian_Football League (CFL) quarterback_and former quarterbacks_coach_at the University at Buffalo. He has been the head coach of the CFL's_Saskatchewan_Roughriders and_the_running_backs coach of the Miami_Dolphins.

Playing career
Before playing professional football_with the_Calgary Stampeders, Barrett was a star at the_University_of Cincinnati. In_1982, he co-captained the Bearcats and earned an Honorable_Mention Associated Press All-American nomination. During_his professional playing_career,_Barrett_played in 163 regular_season CFL games with Calgary, Toronto,_B.C. and Ottawa. His career totals_include; 23,419 yards passing, 1,656 completions in_3,078 attempts and 133 touchdowns passed._At one point, he held_the record_for most passing yards (601)_in a CFL_game.

In 1985,_Barrett saw playing_time as a slotback with the_Calgary Stampeders hauling_in 32 passes for 455 yards_and_two touchdowns. Barrett_also_quarterbacked_the 1987_Argonauts and the_1991_Stampeders to_Grey_Cup appearances. In the 1991 Grey_Cup,_Barrett set a CFL record for completions_with 34. In 1992,_Barrett_was selected as the_Tom Pate recipient while a_member of the BC Lions for_his outstanding_contributions to_the league, his team and his community. This award was voted_on by the CFLPA. In 1993,_still as a member_of the_BC_Lions, Barrett briefly_held_the CFL_record for passing in a single game,_with 601_yards, which was surpassed the following_year by Matt Dunigan_(713_yards).

Coaching career
Barrett joined the coaching fraternity_in 1997 with the Calgary Stampeders._As a first year assistant_coach,_Barrett_was in charge of the_Stampeder quarterbacks, which included Jeff Garcia,_Dave Dickenson and_Henry Burris. In 1998, his first season_with_the BC Lions, Barrett began the_season_on the sidelines as the quarterback_coach_and_assistant offensive coordinator but was_forced out of retirement and dressed_as the Lions’ backup quarterback for 15 games. During_the 1999 campaign,_Barrett coached the Lions’ receiver_corps.

In_1999,_Roy Shivers, the former Director of Player Personnel for the_Calgary Stampeders,_assumed the duties_of general manager of the Roughriders. Shivers hired Barrett as_the head coach despite the latter's limited_coaching experience. The