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Brian Schottenheimer: Mike Pettine will report to me, work from booth during games

Cowboys' Mike Pettine will report to Brian Schottenheimer during games.

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 5 distinct news outlets with 5 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 14.
  • Primary Driver: Cowboys' Mike Pettine will report to Brian Schottenheimer during games.
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The Dallas Cowboys have hired Mike Pettine, a defensive coordinator, and Christian Parker, a quarterbacks coach. The Cowboys have a plan to improve Parker's skills, as reported by the Dallas News.

The Cowboys' decision to hire Pettine and Parker has sparked controversy, with NBC Sports providing insight into the team's new reporting structure. Yahoo and Sports Illustrated have also covered the story, highlighting the potential implications for the team's performance.

Despite the poor optics, the Cowboys are moving forward with their plan for Parker's improvement.

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Who will oversee Mike Pettine at the Cowboys?

Brian Schottenheimer

What is the Cowboys' plan for Christian Parker's improvement?

The team has a plan to improve Parker's skills, according to the Dallas News.

Which outlets have covered the Cowboys' hiring of Mike Pettine and Christian Parker?

Yahoo, Sports Illustrated, NBC Sports, and the Dallas News.

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