Last night we mentioned a report that indicated former Titans head coach Jeff Fisher will land in St. Louis as the Rams new head coach. Jason LaCanfora of the NFL Network also believes Fisher will likely land in St. Louis and he’s predicting that he’ll be hired by this coming Sunday or Monday. Right now [...]
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January 03, 2012
In a day filled with the removal of several head coaches and front office types, it’s no surprise that Jeff Fisher has emerged as the hottest commodity on the coaching circuit.
Not Jon Gruden, who’s contractually committed to ESPN and his peers on Monday Night Football. Not Bill Cowher, who’s apparently content with his cushy studio gig at CBS. Not even Brian Billick, who already...
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January 04, 2012
Earlier today, we pointed out that free-agent coach Jeff Fisher — the only “A”-list coach in the 2012 hiring cycle — has adroitly commenced the process of building leverage for a great job offer by making it known that he left Miami with a good impression of the Dolphins and owner Stephen Ross. And so,…
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January 05, 2012
ST. LOUIS - Jeff Fisher is in St. Louis interviewing for the St. Louis Rams coaching job after previously meeting...
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January 05, 2012
Former Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher is scheduled to meet Thursday with the St. Louis Rams, an NFL source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
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January 04, 2012
Fisher is not likely to coach the Bucs, though that's not necessarily a bad thing...
Over the past few days perhaps the biggest name on the coaching market has been Jeff Fisher. Fisher is an extremely experienced coach who spent the better part of two decades in Tennessee and Houston coaching the Titans (once Oilers). With Bill Cowher being coy about whether he wants to coach...
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January 02, 2012
We may have seen the end of the Bill Muir era with the Kansas City Chiefs according to Jason La Canfora. The NFL Network insider reports that Muir, the Chiefs offensive coordinator and primary play caller, is "likely" to retire. Muir is 69 years old and there has been speculation lately that the Chiefs will hire a new offensive coordinator so the report shouldn't come...
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January 05, 2012
The Dolphins have identified the next person they want to interview if Jeff Fisher chooses St. Louis over Miami. And he might solve the Dolphins’ quarterback dilemma, too. Packers beat writer Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported this afternoon that Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin will interview for the Dolphins’ head coaching vacancy “by [...]
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January 03, 2012
Jeff Fisher arrived in a helicopter with Dolphins owner Stephen Ross in Miami on Tuesday for an interview for the team's head coaching vacancy, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN who cites a league source. Fisher, who sat out the 2011 season after being fired by the Tennessee Titans, also will interview in the next week with the St. Louis Rams for their coaching vacancy. Source...
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January 02, 2012
The first NBCSportsTalk on the newly christened NBC Sports Network had a juicy nugget in the first five minutes. Peter King reported that Jeff Fisher will interview for the Rams head coaching job this week. It’s believed that Fisher wants to go to a place with a quarterback in place. St. Louis certainly qualifies. Fisher…
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January 04, 2012
Perhaps Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien will wind up coaching at Penn State next year after all. O’Brien will interview for the head coaching position on Thursday, according to NFL.com. Jason La Canfora of NFL Network writes that the “potential to strike a deal is very real.” That could be O’Brien’s way of telling any…
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