A new man will be "spearheading" the Dallas Cowboys' defensive adjustments on the field, with Matt Eberflus moved to the booth for the final three games.

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FRISCO — Corey Rucker racked up 166 yards receiving and a score, Jaylen Raynor threw for 288 yards and three touchdowns, and Arkansas State took down Missouri State 34-28 in the inaugural Xbox Bowl on Thursday night.

Eberflus hasn’t called defensive plays from the coach’s booth since he was the DC at the University of Missouri from 2001-08.

There are several questions, with most being about the defense. Many also wonder about the future of standout wide receiver George Pickens and what Dallas might do with its two first-round picks. We cover all of that and more in this Cowboys mailbag.

Defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus told reporters on Thursday that he will call the team’s defensive plays from the booth for the rest of the season. Eberflus has called plays from the sideline for the first 14 games, but said that he and head coach Brian Schottenheimer agreed it would be the right move for the team.

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