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Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis had a 90-minute phone conversation with New York Giants offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride about the team’s coaching vacancy. The two spoke Saturday after Gilbride had expressed interest in the job through his agent, Raiders senior executive John Herrera said Sunday. Gilbride is the first outside candidate to talk to Davis about the job.
Comments Off : January 5th, 2009 : NFL Betting
Now it really feels just like the 2000 season all over again for the Tennessee Titans. That was the season Tennessee posted the NFL’s best record at 13-3 and earned the AFC’s No. 1 seed with home-field advantage — just like this year. Tampa is hosting the Super Bowl, just like in 2000. And the Baltimore Ravens added to the deja vu feeling Sunday by beating Miami 27-9 to earn a trip to Music City for…
Comments Off : January 5th, 2009 : NFL Betting
Above the Metrodome’s deafening noise, Donovan McNabb stayed poised. Completing passes precisely when the Eagles needed him to, McNabb repeatedly sidestepped the Minnesota rush and sent Philadelphia to a 26-14 playoff win Sunday after being all but forgotten as a postseason contender just one month earlier.
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Bill Parcells is staying with the Miami Dolphins, owner Wayne Huizenga said. After the team’s playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Huizenga said Parcells has decided to remain for another season. Parcells’ contract allows him to leave and still receive the -12 million remaining on his four-year contract if the franchise is sold.
Comments Off : January 5th, 2009 : NFL Betting
Browns owner Randy Lerner will interview Baltimore director of pro personnel George Kokinis for the club’s general manager position, a meeting that could clear the way for Cleveland to hire fired New York Jets coach Eric Mangini. The Browns received permission to speak with Kokinis after the Ravens advanced in the AFC playoffs with a 27-9 win at Miami on Sunday.
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Asante Samuel returned an interception 44 yards for a touchdown against the Vikings on Sunday, the Philadelphia cornerback’s NFL-record fourth return for a score in the postseason. Samuel had three interceptions for touchdowns with the Patriots, and didn’t take long to make an impact in his first chance with the Eagles.
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The Baltimore Ravens had Chad Pennington spinning, ducking, on his heels and on his back. When he did manage to get a pass away, they were often there to snatch it. The Ravens came up with four interceptions, including one returned 64 yards for a touchdown by Ed Reed, and won 27-9 Sunday to spoil the Miami Dolphins’ first playoff game in seven seasons.
Comments Off : January 4th, 2009 : NFL Betting
Pat Bowlen wants to get back to the Super Bowl after a decade’s drought, and he thinks last year’s participants might just hold the key. A day after interviewing Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo in New York, the owner of the Denver Broncos met Sunday with New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels in the Boston area.
Comments Off : January 4th, 2009 : NFL Betting
Bill Cowher doesn’t plan to coach in the NFL next year, and will stay with CBS Sports as a studio analyst. Cowher was recently wooed by the New York Jets, but said during “The NFL Today” on Sunday that he’s taking it “year to year.” “It’s a privilege and an honor to be a head coach in the National Football League,” Cowher said.
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Mike Smith and Tony Sparano performed so brilliantly as rookie head coaches it was almost impossible to separate them. Atlanta’s Smith edged Miami’s Sparano by one vote Sunday for The Associated Press 2008 NFL Coach of the Year award. Both coaches oversaw sensational turnarounds, leading their teams from last-place finishes in 2007 to playoff berths this year.
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New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and Browns defensive coordinator Mel Tucker interviewed with owner Randy Lerner about Cleveland’s coaching vacancy on Friday. The Ohio born and bred McDaniels just completed his third season overseeing the Patriots’ offense and coaching quarterbacks. The 32-year-old former college quarterback was credited with transforming backup Matt Cassel into an…
Comments Off : January 3rd, 2009 : NFL Betting
The New York Jets met with assistants Bill Callahan and Brian Schottenheimer on Friday for the team’s coaching vacancy, kicking off the first round of interviews as they seek a replacement for the fired Eric Mangini. New York Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo will interview with the Jets on Saturday.
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