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Former WVU Quarterback Will Grier Joins Dallas Cowboys Offensive Staff
The former quarterback is set to work as an offensive assistant after 7 NFL seasons and a brief retirement, according to multiple reports.
- On Friday, former quarterback Will Grier joined the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff as an offensive assistant, weeks after announcing his retirement from the NFL on July 15.
- Grier retired on July 15 after signing with the Carolina Panthers earlier this offseason; he had previously declined an offer to join the Cowboys' coaching staff before reversing his decision.
- During his 7-season playing career, Grier spent time with 7 teams, including two stints with the Cowboys, where he built close ties with quarterback Dak Prescott and head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
- Grier will begin working with the staff when training camp commences on July 29 in Oxnard, California, joining an organization aiming to build on its previous season's offensive success.
- This transition marks entry into the growing pipeline of former NFL quarterbacks moving into coaching, where Grier will apply his playbook knowledge to assist the Cowboys' offensive unit.
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