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January 05, 2008
Another Cowboys staffer joins the Dolphins
The Cowboys lost another staffer Saturday, but it wasn’t Tony Sparano or Jason Garrett.
Assistant director of pro scouting Brian Gaine, in his third season with the Cowboys, left the team to join the Miami Dolphins’ scouting department.
Gaine followed former Cowboys vice president of college and pro scouting Jeff Ireland, who became the Dolphins’ general manager on Wednesday.
When Cowboys owner Jerry Jones allowed Bill Parcells, the Dolphins new vice president of football operations, to hire Ireland, he did so with the understanding that the Dolphins might come after Sparano, but Jones expected his scouting department to remain intact.
He even said the presence of Gaine and assistant director of college scouting Tom Ciskowski would allow the team to move on without Ireland. But that changed when Gaine asked to join Parcells and Ireland in Miami.
According to a source, a frustrated Jones granted Gaine his wish Friday.
Sparano, the Cowboys’ assistant head coach/ offensive line coach, interviewed with the Dolphins and Ravens on Saturday for their vacant head coaching positions. Sparano, who joined the Cowboys in 2003, is believed to be the front-runner for the Dolphins job.
-- Clarence E. Hill, Jr.
Garrett, the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator, also interviewed with Baltimore on Saturday, a day after Garrett and Sparano each met with the Atlanta Falcons about their vacant head-coaching position.
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Another Cowboys staffer joins the Dolphins
The Cowboys lost another staffer Saturday, but it wasn’t Tony Sparano or Jason Garrett.
Assistant director of pro scouting Brian Gaine, in his third season with the Cowboys, left the team to join the Miami Dolphins’ scouting department.
Gaine followed former Cowboys vice president of college and pro scouting Jeff Ireland, who became the Dolphins’ general manager on Wednesday.
When Cowboys owner Jerry Jones allowed Bill Parcells, the Dolphins new vice president of football operations, to hire Ireland, he did so with the understanding that the Dolphins might come after Sparano, but Jones expected his scouting department to remain intact.
He even said the presence of Gaine and assistant director of college scouting Tom Ciskowski would allow the team to move on without Ireland. But that changed when Gaine asked to join Parcells and Ireland in Miami.
According to a source, a frustrated Jones granted Gaine his wish Friday.
Sparano, the Cowboys’ assistant head coach/ offensive line coach, interviewed with the Dolphins and Ravens on Saturday for their vacant head coaching positions. Sparano, who joined the Cowboys in 2003, is believed to be the front-runner for the Dolphins job.
-- Clarence E. Hill, Jr.
Garrett, the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator, also interviewed with Baltimore on Saturday, a day after Garrett and Sparano each met with the Atlanta Falcons about their vacant head-coaching position.
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