Musketeers appoint John Booker as offensive coordinator
Felix Pahl
© Simon BraunThe Paris Musketeers continue to build their team for the 2026 European League of Football season. With the hiring of John Booker as their new offensive coordinator, the franchise has found the playcaller who will work closely with quarterback Zach Edwards to bring the offense back to its former strength.
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A coach with international experience
Booker, an former offensive lineman, played college football at San José State before signing with the San Francisco 49ers as an undrafted free agent in 2008. Although he did not see NFL game action, he went on to play in several indoor and arena leagues in the United States and later continued his career in Europe, including stops in Turkey and Slovakia, where he also coached.
His connection to the ELF is well established: in 2022, Booker served as the Offensive Coordinator of the Leipzig Kings, and in 2023 he was promoted to Head Coach of the franchise.
Dual role in Paris
For the 2026 season, Booker will not only lead the Musketeers’ offense but will also take on responsibilities as the team’s General Manager. This dual role gives him a strong influence in shaping the roster and building the identity of the Paris Musketeers both on and off the field.
With Booker’s experience, international background, and leadership, Paris aims to re-establish itself as one of the league’s most dangerous offensive teams.
