The Dallas Cowboys are working to hire Philadelphia Eagles defensive backs coach and passing game coordinator Christian Parker as their next defensive coordinator, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday.
The Dallas Cowboys only had Matt Eberflus as their defensive coordinator for one season. After a flurry of interviews, the Cowboys are working to finalize a deal with their new DC, Philadelphia Eagles passing game coordinator Christian Parker, according to Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
The Dallas Cowboys have made their choice on who will be the next defensive coordinator: Christian Parker, pass game coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles.
It appears the search for a new defensive coordinator is coming to a close for the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys met with multiple candidates virtually, and this week, they started in-person interviews.
As you see by the title, the Cowboys are nearly done with a deal to make a rival coach the new defensive coordinator. It is Eagles secondary coach and passing game coordinator Christian Parker.
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After watching their defense spoil one strong offensive performance after another during the season, the Dallas Cowboys know they have to make some big changes.
After talking to nine candidates for the job, the Dallas Cowboys are working to hire their next defensive coordinator: Christian Parker, most recently pass game coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Dallas Cowboys are working to hire Christian Parker as their defensive coordinator, per Tom Pelissero. Parker spent the past two seasons as the Philadelphia Eagles’ passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach.
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