jsonline.com - 1/9/2009
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Winston Moss, the Green Bay Packers' assistant head coach and linebackers coach, is poised for his second head-coaching interview in a week.
greenbaypressgazette.com - 1/7/2009
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greenbaypressgazette.com —
Mike Nolan has emerged as the clear front-runner
to become the Green Bay Packers' next defensive coordinator.
Two NFL sources said Tuesday that coach Mike McCarthy appears likely to bring in Nolan to replace Bob Sanders, whose firing was announced ...
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Nolan likely choice for defensive coordinator, sources ...
jsonline.com - 1/10/2009
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jsonline.com —
It is nearing decision time for Green Bay
Packers coach Mike McCarthy. The direction his team will
take in the coming years could depend on whom he chooses to be his next defensive coordinator, a choice that probably isn't as clear as he had hoped.
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McCarthy interviews Williams
profootballtalk.com - 1/6/2009
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profootballtalk.com —
The best thing about the most obvious, superficial
analyses of NFL coaching connections is that, sometimes they’re
accurate. We suggested last night that former 49ers coach Mike Nolan could be the next defensive coordinator in Green Bay, due to ...
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RUMORS FLY OF NOLAN TO PACKERS
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Moss To Talk With Raiders
The National Football Post » Hot News and Rumors —
Moss To Talk With Raiders From Bob McGinn of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel : Green Bay - Winston Moss, the Green Bay Packers’ assistant head coach and linebackers coach, is poised for his second head-coaching interview in a week. A National Football League club source on Thursday said Moss would be interviewed in person by owner Al Davis of the Oakland Raiders, probably this weekend. Moss was interviewed by the St. Louis Rams on Saturday. Meanwhile, Packers coach Mike McCarthy interviewed former San Francisco 49ers coach Mike Nolan in Green Bay for the defensive coordinator’s ...
Black and Blue all over: Winston Moss' future
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog —
... Topping the NFC North storylines is a piece from Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, who reports that Green Bay assistant head coach/linebackers Winston Moss is scheduled to interview with Oakland owner Al Davis for the Raiders' open head coaching job. The meeting, expected to occur in person, likely will happen this weekend. ...
FRIDAY MORNING ONE-LINERS
ProFootballTalk.com —
... for NBC to oust Matt Millen from Detroit. Packers linebackers coach Winston Moss reportedly told the Rams he wasn’t ready to be a head coach . Vikings coach Brad Childress plans to ...
Packers Defensive Coordinator Search (January 9th, 2008)
Packerholic —
... Nolan yesterday and is planning on interviewing Greg Williams in the upcoming days (as long as the Texans or Saints don’t sign him first). If you have read my blog the last couple of days you probably already know that I prefer hiring Greg Williams. I won’t mind if Nolan is hired but I think Williams will be more successful with our current players instead of having to drastically change the system which would be the case with Nolan. A third story that came out this morning is that Winston Moss is interviewing for the Raiders head coach position . Obviously at this point it ...
MOSS WILL INTERVIEW WITH THE RAIDERS
ProFootballTalk.com —
Two years after the Raiders parted ways with a well-known player named Moss, they could be landing a head coach of the same last name, but a far lower profile. Packers assistant head coach/linebackers Winston Moss, the sole survivor of a recent purge of the defensive staff (other than the quality control guy), will be interviewing for the head-coaching job in Oakland, according to Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel . Moss played for the Raiders from 1991 through 1994. The 43-year-old has worked as an assistant coach for 10 years. He recently interviewed with the ...
Oakland coaching search update
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog —
... The Raiders are reportedly bringing in Green Bay assistant Winston Moss for an interview this weekend. Moss is a former NFL linebacker who spent time in Oakland. ...
Moss to Interview with Raiders
The Bucky Channel - The World of Sports from Wisconsin's Perspective. —
... , is set to talk to the Oakland Raiders about their head coaching position. Could the Raiders have a genuine interest in Moss, or are they just hoping to meet the standards of a rule ...
Frazier Not So Gone?
The Viking Age | A Blog For Minnesota Vikings Fans —
... toward the Titans‘ Jim Schwartz. The Jets were also reportedly interested in Frazier but are now said to favor Ravens‘ D-coordinator Rex Ryan (who is obviously still a little busy). And then there’s the Raiders who…well, God only knows what the Raiders are doing. Packer assistant Winston Moss was recently interviewed for the job but now Falcons receivers coach ...
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Rams plan to interview Moss for head coaching position
jsonline.com 12/30/2008 — Dec. 29, 2008 Green Bay -- The St. Louis Rams contacted the Green Bay Packers Monday to ask permission to interview linebackers/assistant head coach Winston Moss, an NFL source told the Journal Sentinel this afternoon. Moss, who was promoted to the ...
Report: Sanders fired
jsonline.com 1/5/2009 — Jan. 4, 2009 7:06 p.m. Green Bay - Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Bob Sanders has been fired by coach Mike McCarthy, according to a report at nationalfootballpost.com . Players on the Packers' defense had not been told of the move yet. The ...
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ibabuzz.com 12/10/2008 — Randy Moss is living the good life with the New England Patriots, where by all accounts, he’s been a team leader and professional enough to meet or exceed the exacting standards set by Bill Belichick.
The same Moss who used indifference as a ...
Randy Moss & his Oakland tenure
boston.com 12/14/2008 — A look back at WR Randy Moss's two-year tenure in Oakland as he returns to town for the first time since joining the Patriots.
Pool of quality candidates runs deep
jsonline.com 1/6/2009 — It would be logical to think that assistant head coach Winston Moss would have as much of a chance as anyone to become the Green Bay Packers' next defensive coordinator. But he is far from a slam dunk.
Packers lose Williams to Saints
jsonline.com 1/15/2009 — Jan. 15, 2009 9:45 a.m. Green Bay - Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy will be moving on to option No. 3 after defensive coordinator candidate Gregg Williams agreed to join the New Orleans Saints. Williams accepted a deal to become the Saints' ...
Tom Cable: Next Head Coach In Oakland? —
Bleacher Report - NFL 1/9/2009
Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis has always been known for being an owner who tries to make the big splash, but that theory may be out the window. It looks like Davis is going to stay with the man that helped the Raiders get two wins on the last two ...
AP Releases First and Second All-Pro Teams —
Bleacher Report - NFL 1/9/2009
The Associated Press has just released their list of their first and second NFL All-Pro team selections for 2008. Here they are starting with the first team. There are 15 new players that have never made the All-Pro team on this years roster.
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