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Scot Loeffler leaving Bowling Green for the Philadelphia Eagles

Scot Loeffler has resigned as head coach of Bowling Green State University to become quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles after six seasons with the Falcons.
During Loeffler's tenure, the Falcons had a record of 27-41, including three bowl game appearances.
Bowling Green has started searching for a new head coach following Loeffler's departure.
Athletic Director Derek van der Merwe praised Loeffler for building a successful program and embracing the university's values.

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The Morning Call

Eagles hire Bowling Green’s Scot Loeffler as quarterbacks coach

Bowling Green coach Scot Loeffler is leaving the Falcons after six seasons to become the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterbacks coach, the school announced Friday.

3 days ago·Allentown, United States

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New York Post

Bowling Green’s Scot Loeffler jumps ship to join Eagles as quarterbacks coach in stunner

Scot Loeffler jumped at the chance to claim a job with the Eagles as their quarterbacks coach, the public university in Ohio announced on Friday.

3 days ago·New York, United States

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Spectrum News

Scot Loeffler leaving Bowling Green for the Philadelphia Eagles

Loeffler is known for his success, even in the NFL, after coaching eight quarterbacks including Tom Brady.

3 days ago·United States

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Scot Loeffler leaving Bowling Green to become quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles

Bowling Green coach Scot Loeffler is leaving the Falcons after six seasons to become the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterbacks coach. Loeffler had a 27-41 record at Bowling Green but led the

3 days ago·United States

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WTVB

Eagles hire Bowling Green head coach to handle QBs

Bowling Green head coach Scot Loeffler resigned to become quarterbacks coach of the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on Friday. Loeffler, 50, spent the past six seasons at Bowling Green. He replaces Doug Nussmeier, who followed former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore to New Orleans, where he is the new coach of the Saints. The Falcons were 7-6 in 2024 and 27-41 with three bowl game appearances during Loeffler’s tenure. The former Michig…

3 days ago

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Cleveland

Bowling Green coach takes NFL job with Super Bowl champ Eagles

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio -- Bowling Green State University head football coach Scot Loeffler has accepted an NFL coaching job with the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

3 days ago·Cleveland, United States

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