Philadelphia Eagles passing game coordinator/defensive backs coach Christian Parker will interview for the Green Bay Packers’ defensive coordinator opening, according to a report from NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
Parker is also reportedly set to interview with the Dallas Cowboys for their defensive coordinator opening. That in-person meeting will be taking place on Wednesday.
Parker previously interviewed for the New Orleans Saints’ DC opening last year but the Eagles were fortunate to be able to keep him instead. It’s looking like they might not be so lucky this time around.
If we’re to assume the Eagles are definitely losing Parker, better it be the Packers than the Cowboys. Parker notably has experience working with Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur after serving as a defensive quality control coach on his staff from 2019-2020.
It remains to be seen how the Eagles will replace Parker if he leaves. They currently have a safeties coach in Joe Kasper and a cornerbacks coach in Roy Anderson. Of the two, the guess here is that Kasper is more likely to be promoted. But we’ll see. Maybe they’ll go with an external candidate.
Or, better yet, manage to retain Parker.
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