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01-25-2012, 11:45 AM
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/01/25/jack-del-rio-could-pop-up-in-denver/
I didn't see this posted in the first 3 pages.
Jack Del Rio could land in Denver
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 25, 2012, 10:25 AM EST
With Dennis Allen leaving Denver for Oakland, Broncos coach John Fox needs a new defensive coordinator.
Fox may wind up hiring someone that was his old defensive coordinator in Carolina. NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora reports Jack Del Rio has emerged a candidate to replace Allen.
Del Rio was Fox’s coordinator with the Panthers in 2002 before landing the head coaching job in Jacksonville. It’s a little unclear if Del Rio wants to coach in 2012 or move his family from Jacksonville. He’s still collecting money from the Jaguars, so choosing to work elsewhere is essentially choosing to work for free. (If Del Rio earned $1 million in Denver, he’d make $1 million less from the Jaguars.)
Then again, most coaches simply want to work. Raheem Morris, Tony Sparano, and Steve Spaganuolo are all back in the league. They didn’t want to sit at home and collect money.
I didn't see this posted in the first 3 pages.
Jack Del Rio could land in Denver
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 25, 2012, 10:25 AM EST
With Dennis Allen leaving Denver for Oakland, Broncos coach John Fox needs a new defensive coordinator.
Fox may wind up hiring someone that was his old defensive coordinator in Carolina. NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora reports Jack Del Rio has emerged a candidate to replace Allen.
Del Rio was Fox’s coordinator with the Panthers in 2002 before landing the head coaching job in Jacksonville. It’s a little unclear if Del Rio wants to coach in 2012 or move his family from Jacksonville. He’s still collecting money from the Jaguars, so choosing to work elsewhere is essentially choosing to work for free. (If Del Rio earned $1 million in Denver, he’d make $1 million less from the Jaguars.)
Then again, most coaches simply want to work. Raheem Morris, Tony Sparano, and Steve Spaganuolo are all back in the league. They didn’t want to sit at home and collect money.