The newest member of the Florida State football coaching staff, new defensive backs coach Patrick Surtain Sr., has been in the job for a bit over a month.
The longtime NFL defensive back, former American Heritage head coach and most recently defensive assistant for the Miami Dolphins replaced Marcus Woodson, who left to become co-defensive coordinator at Arkansas.
Surtain's initial contract with the Seminoles was shared by FSU Tuesday as part of a public records request. His deal is for two years and a total of $900,000, extending through Feb. 28, 2025.
That aligns with the rest of the coaching extensions shared Tuesday. Whereas previously they expired Jan. 1 of each year, FSU has modified those contracts to expire at the start of March.
Surtain is set to make $400,000 in the first year of his contract and then $500,000 in year two. Woodson made $500,000 in the last year of his FSU contract, which expired in January.
Surtain's deal also includes a $20,000 signing bonus to help with moving expenses as well as vehicle and cell phone allowances.
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