Cleveland Browns interview Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell for coaching job
CLEVELAND (AP) — Perry Fewell’s first shot as an NFL coach was temporary. He’d like to make his next one a little more permanent.
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Broncos interest in Harbaugh cools
The Denver Broncos are no longer aggressively pursuing Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh for their vacant head coaching position.
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Owner Richardson defends Panthers GM Hurney
Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson is unhappy with his team’s offensive play, most specifically at quarterback. He thinks general manager Marty Hurney can solve those problems.
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Death of former Redwood coach Gragnani a shock
To hear Doug Donnellan tell it, Lincoln High basketball coach Mike Gragnani was the type of guy who was willing to challenge a basketball player — even if that player was not on his own team — to be his best.
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Time to say goodbye to 2010
WriterYou can say “G-bye!” to 2010 all you want, and rave about the fresh start you get in 2011 — if you haven’t screwed it up already.
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Titans stick with Jeff Fisher as coach
Bud Adams has thought it over, and the Tennessee Titans’ owner has decided he isn’t ready just yet to part with Jeff Fisher.
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NFL notebook: Browns to interview Rams assistant today
St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur will interview today with the Cleveland Browns for their coaching position. Shurmur, 45, will be the first candidate to formally interview with the Browns.
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Rams’ Shurmur becomes first to interview for Browns coach job
CLEVELAND — Pat Shurmur has NFL coaching pedigree, experience with young quarterbacks and ties to Cleveland’s front office.No wonder the Browns are considering him to be their coach.
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2011 NFL Playoff Preview: The New England Patriots and Some Other Teams
83% of the teams in this postseason have the look of a second-round loser or what you might find in a Nevada truck stop bathroom. Just how it’s always been. Just how the NFL wants it.
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