Dom Green enters his 12th season with the New York Jets and his second as senior personnel, college, following seven seasons as a national scout. Green is a four-time recipient of the AFC BART Award (2022-25), voted on by peer scouts. In his time with the team, Green has been responsible for scouting elite talent, highlighted by wide receiver Garrett Wilson, who became the first Jet in franchise history to win offensive rookie of the year following the 2022 season. He joined the organization in 2015 after six years with the Kansas City Chiefs.

This offseason (2026), Green was part of a personnel staff that delivered three first round picks for just the third time in franchise history, with the selections of EDGE David Bailey, tight end Kenyon Sadiq, and wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr.

With Kansas City, Green was promoted to assistant director of college scouting under Andy Reid after three years as the Eastern regional scout and one year as the Southeast area scout. He spent three seasons with Tampa Bay (2006-08) as the Southeast area scout before joining the Chiefs. He earned his first NFL job as a strength intern for the Miami Dolphins in 1996 under Hall of Fame Coach Jimmy Johnson.

Green coached for seven years at Southwest Mississippi Community College (1999-2005), the last five as the head coach (2001-05). Prior to that, he had two stints with Middle Tennessee State as an assistant coach (1995, 1997-98) and was a graduate assistant at the University of Mississippi (1992-94).

Green earned both his bachelor's and master's degree from Mississippi College, where he played center/guard for two years.

He and his wife, Jennifer, have two children, Jack and Mary Lauren. Jack is an area scout for the Seattle Seahawks and was part of their 2025 Super Bowl team.