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Former Bengals, Bucs coach Wyche dies at 74
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Thursday, 02 January 2020 12:44
Sam Wyche, who coached the Cincinnati Bengals to an appearance in the Super Bowl, has died at age 74.Wyche's son told Cincinnati's WCPO-TV that the cause of death was complications from cancer."Sam was a wonderful guy," team owner Mike Brown said in a statement. "We got to know him as both a player and a coach. As our coach, he…
Owner says Browns will hire coach before GM
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Thursday, 02 January 2020 12:23
BEREA, Ohio -- Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said Thursday that his team will first hire a head coach so that person will have a say in whom the team eventually hires as general manager."If you look at the successful organizations that are consistently in the playoffs, there is alignment within the organization, and they have the right people in…
Ballard: 'Jury is still out' on Brissett as Colts QB
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Thursday, 02 January 2020 10:31
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Colts are not fully committed to Jacoby Brissett as their next franchise quarterback."The jury is still out," Colts general manager Chris Ballard said during his season-ending news conference Thursday. "That's why we did the short-term deal with Jacoby. One, to give us some security that we had a player we knew we liked and could go forward…
Kiffin adds ex-Terps coach Durkin to Ole Miss staff
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Thursday, 02 January 2020 08:24
Former Maryland head coach D.J. Durkin has joined the coaching staff at Ole Miss to work as an assistant under Lane Kiffin.The school announced the hiring Thursday, naming Durkin, Chris Partridge and Joe Jon Finley as assistant coaches. The school did not specify what role Durkin will fill.Durkin was fired at Maryland in October 2018 after being on extensive leave…
Barnwell's guide to the NFL playoffs: How all 12 teams can win the Super Bowl
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Thursday, 02 January 2020 06:11
With the 2019 NFL playoffs upon us, you already know a little bit about the NFL's 12 remaining teams. Let's go a little further and try to offer up some additional insight into the remaining contenders as part of my preview.How are they better or worse than public perception? Is that likely to play out during the postseason? Who do…
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