Cowboys hire Kyle Fuller as assistant OL coach
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The Dallas Cowboys have appointed Kyle Fuller as the assistant offensive line coach and quality control coach. Fuller, 31, hails from the Dallas-Fort Worth area and played high school football at Wylie High School before attending Baylor University. Selected in the seventh round by the Houston Texans in 2017, Fuller played in 51 games over seven seasons, including 12 starts, prior to transitioning to a coaching career. His previous coaching role was with the Las Vegas Raiders in a quality control position. Fuller also has experience as a graduate assistant at North Carolina and Appalachian State. His hiring reunites him with Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer, with whom he spent three seasons in Seattle.
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