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Chris Perkins: Here’s How Video on Social Media Might Have Caused Dolphins Coach Jeff Hafley to Lose a Game

Hafley said Philadelphia obtained about half of Green Bay’s blitz packages from fan-recorded training-camp videos posted online.

  • On Thursday, Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley revealed that newly hired passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo told him the Philadelphia Eagles obtained half of the Green Bay Packers' blitz packages from fan-posted training camp videos during the 2024 season opener.
  • Patullo, then a Philadelphia coach, confirmed the Eagles utilized this information to secure a 34-29 victory; Hafley recalled they correctly anticipated a pressure he had never run before, proving the footage provided a competitive edge.
  • Notably, Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Christian Parker also warned about filming at practice, stating "Once you get past Game 3 or 4, everything is on tape" and noting coaches actively monitor media to gain advantages.
  • Paranoia regarding information leaks is long-standing, as ex-Dolphins coach Jimmy Johnson once utilized a video tip from a local news broadcast to help the Cowboys force a crucial fumble and win the 1994 Super Bowl.
  • Newly acquired quarterback Kyle McCord noted that locker rooms often engage in deception to throw opponents off, advising teammates to take online information with a "grain of salt" to avoid strategic disadvantages.
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Chris Perkins: Here’s how video on social media might have caused Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley to lose a game

Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley, a former Green Bay defensive coordinator, said training camp video posted by Packers fans might have cost Green Bay a win vs. Philadelphia in 2024.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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