Wade Phillips

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Official Team Site of the Dallas Cowboys: Wade Phillips
Wikipedia: Wade Phillips
NFL.com: Wade Phillips and Coaching Staff
Pro Football Reference: Wade Phillips Coaching Record
Scout.com: Wade Phillips Press Conference when hired as Dallas Cowboys head coach (2007)
ESPN.com: Wade Phillips
Pro-Football-Reference.com: Wade Phillips Record, Statistics

Wade Phillips Vital Stats

ESPN: Wade Phillips Stats
Rookie Year: 1976
Experience: 31 years

Wade Phillips Timeline

1947: Born June 21st
1976: Hired as Defensive Line Coach for the Houston Oilers
1981: Hired as Defensive Coordinator for the New Orleans Saints
1985: Served as Interim Head Coach for the New Orleans Saints
1986: Hired as Defensive Coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles
1989: Hired as Defensive Coordinator for the Denver Broncos
1993: Named Head Coach for the Denver Broncos
1995: Hired as Defensive Coordinator for the Buffalo Bills
1998: Named Head Coach for the Buffalo Bills
2000: Watched helplessly as Bills were stunned by Titans in playoff loss dubbed The "Music City Miracle"
2002: Hired as Defensive Coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons
2003: Served as Interim Head Coach for the Atlanta Falcons
2004: Hired as Defensive Coordinator for the San Diego Chargers
2006: Named Head Coach for the Dallas Cowboys

Wade Phillips News and Articles

Google News: Wade Phillips News
Scout.com: Wade Phillips Profile
Star Telegram: Cowboys, Jones could be faced with a coaching dilemma (2008)
MSNBC: Jones Says Dallas "get's it right" with Phillips (2007)
Dallasnews.com: Cowboys Go With Phillips (2007)

Wade Phillips Fansites, Blogs, and Forums

WordPress: Wade Phillips Tags
Blog Critics Magazine: Cowboys Hire Wade Phillips For Some Reason
Americasteamsucks.com: The Dallas Cowboys Anti-Fan Site
Cowboys Blog: Fan Blog

Wade Phillips Photos

Google Images: Wade Phillips Photos
Yahoo! Images: Wade Phillips Photos
Wire Images: Wade Phillips Photos

Wade Phillips Videos

Official Site: Wade Phillips Daily Press Conferences
YouTube: Mark Fererra from ESPN Club (2007)
Dallasnews: Cowboys Training Camp Practice
YouTube & Google Video: Wade Phillips Videos

Wade Phillips Merchandise

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Google: Wade Phillips Merchandise

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Guide Note:

Wade Phillips is the head coach for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League, replacing Bill Parcells after the 2006 season. The Cowboys will be Phillips' third full-time head coaching job. He brings more than 3 decades of NFL coaching experience. He got his start in the league working as an assistant for his father, legendary coach Bum Phillips, who coached the Houston Oilers (now known as the Tennessee Titans) and the New Orleans Saints.

Fast Facts:

Born: June 21, 1947
Birthplace: Orange, Texas
Attended: Port Neches-Groves High School
Alma-mater: University of Houston
Previously coached the Bills and Broncos
Has long been considered one of the better defensive coordinators in the NFL
His daughter Tracy appeared as "Helena" in the My Chemical Romance music video "Helena"
First team coached in the NFL: Houston Oilers

Brief Biography

Wade Phillips got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant at his alma-mater, the University of Houston. He then moved around the NCAA and landed his first head coaching position in the NFL as an interim coach during the 1985 season with the New Orleans Saints organization. He quickly became known for his defense-oriented game schemes. He landed the head coaching job with the Buffalo Bills in 1998, and took the team to its only playoff game since. He is currently the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. In 2007, he took the Cowboys to the playoffs, leading them to a 13-3 record through the regular season.

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