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Dallas is closing in on one of Philadelphia’s most respected young defensive coaches, setting up a tense new chapter in the NFC East rivalry.
The in-season version of Hard Knocks officially wrapped this week and in case you were unaware it spent the last few weeks chronicling the Dallas Cowboys and the NFC East as a whole.
After an up-and-down season, the Philadelphia Eagles (11-6) are again NFC East champions and are the only team in the division that finished above .500. The Cowboys (7-9-1), Washington Commanders, and New York Giants (4-13) will all now begin their offseason as they look to retool for 2026.
Even though they fired him earlier this month, the Washington Commanders may still end up seeing a lot of Kliff Kingsbury in the near future. The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly considering the embattled former Commanders OC for their now-vacant offensive-coordinator role,
The NFL season came to an end last week, and fans caught a glimpse into the final moments of the year with the latest episode of Hard Knocks.
The finalists for all eight awards at NFL Honors have been named, with Giants' Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter nominated in rookie of the year categories.
The Buffalo Bills went for the win with a two-point conversion attempt but Josh Allen's pass was incomplete and the Philadelphia Eagles held on for a 13-12 victory. Buffalo's loss handed the AFC East title to the New England Patriots, ending the Bills' streak of five straight division championships.
One of the Green Bay Packers' defensive coordinator candidates is off the market. Christian Parker, who interviewed for the job in Green Bay, is set to be the new Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator, according to the NFL Network.
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Brian Schottenheimer is only NFC East head coach to have not appeared in a Super Bowl
Nick Sirianni has led the Philadelphia Eagles to multiple Super Bowls and won last year’s (interestingly in the same building where John Harbaugh won his lone title). He is the only NFC East head coach who has appeared in the Super Bowl with the team he is actually coaching.