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Jaworski says Jon Gruden would be interested in Eagles

Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com

Largely ignored for the first week of the 2013 hiring cycle, former Raiders and Buccaneers coach Jon Gruden seems to be doing his damnedest to create a market where none apparently exists. Via John Clark of NBC10 in Philly, former in-booth partner Ron J…

CNNSI.com

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The Philadelphia Eagles have received permission to interview Cincinnati offensive coordinator Jay Gruden for their coaching vacancy.

Associated Press, ESPN.com

Andrew Bynum says his knees are better and he still plans on playing this season for the Philadelphia 76ers.

nba.com

Andrew Bynum says his knees are better and he still plans on playing this season for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Michael Kaskey, philly.com

For the Philadelphia Eagles the search continues for Andy Reid's replacement, as Andy had his introductory press conference with the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday.

Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com

Two head-coaching jobs have been filled, and five (for now) remain vacant.  Two of the teams still looking have caused some grumbling in NFL circles over the width of their nets. Per a league source, some teams believe the Bears and Eagles are employing…

Jeff McLane, philly.com

Formally introduced as the Chiefs new head coach, only one week after the Eagles fired him, Andy Reid said he had no regrets after 14 years in Philadelphia. "I don't. I can leave Philadelphia saying that I gave it my all," Reid said on Monday …

Andrew Greif, dimemag.com

Jrue Holiday’s All-Star consideration has never been much of one in his first three seasons in the NBA. At 19, he was still figuring out his style while turning the ball over more frequently than he handled it. As his obvious talent has become more appa…

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Andy Reid has been introduced as the new coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, one week after he was fired following 14 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Les Bowen, philly.com

It might be good to take this with a grain of midwestern steak salt, but former Eagles coach Andy Reid said in his introductory press conference in Kansas City Monday that he and the as-yet-unnamed Chiefs GM will each report to Chiefs owner Clark Hunt. …

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The firings and hirings of NFL head coaches this month seems likely to result in fewer minorities in charge along the sidelines.

Todd Zolecki, MLB.com

The Phillies have four fresh faces headed to Clearwater, Fla., for Spring Training next month. They still hope to find a fifth.

Associated Press, ESPN.com

Updates throughout. Will be updated. With AP Photos.

Brian McIntyre, yahoo.com

Below is your head coaching and general manager rumors and interview roundup for Monday, Jan. 7. Arizona Cardinals: The Cardinals' search for a head coach and general manager continues into a second week. The team has already interviewed current defensi…

Les Bowen, philly.com

Monday update on the Eagles' coaching search: have to think Denver offensive coordinator Mike McCoy and Seattle defensive coordinator Gus Bradley look like the top candidates now.

Zach Berman, philly.com

So where do the Eagles turn? They could always expand their search to include more candidates, but pay attention to these three names in particular.

ESPN.com

The initial reaction in Philadelphia to Chip Kelly's decision to stay at the University of Oregon instead of jumping to the NFL to coach the Philadelphia Eagles seems to be trending toward disdain. This guy doesn't have the guts to make the leap, if he …

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BALTIMORE - Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said offensive coordinator Bruce Arians was doing "fine" and was expected to be released from the hospital Monday after Arians missed Sunday's 24-9 playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens at …

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LANDOVER, Md. - Gus Bradley is expected to interview for the Eagles' coaching job this week. His Seahawks defense made quite a statement on Sunday.

philly.com

THE EAGLES' head-coaching search committee has one less candidate to worry about. The Eagles have been told that Chip Kelly is staying at Oregon, a source confirmed to the Daily News late Sunday night.