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| Vic Carucci, of NFL.com, reports former NFL head coach Mike Holmgren has reportedly rejected the Buffalo Bills. It is believed Holmgren has his eye on one or more other opportunities that would likely involve him taking only a front-office position. |
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| Peter King, of Sports Illustrated, reports former NFL head coach Mike Holmgren prefers a front office job like team president or general manager more than a head coaching job, according to sources. |
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| Mary Kay Cabot, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports former NFL head coach and executive Mike Holmgren said during an interview with a Seattle radio station that he hasn't talked to Cleveland Browns owner Randy Lerner yet about joining the organization, but admitted he'd definitely be interested. 'I hope it's true - someday that we get a chance to talk, yea, I have tremendous respect for Mr. Lerner,'' Holmgren said. 'Their team is struggling just a little bit and I absolutely would love to talk to him about working there. But until that happens, you'll be the first to know.'' |
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| Adam Schefter, of ESPN, reports former Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren is the top name on Cleveland Browns owner Randy Lerner's wish list to come in and run the team, according to a team source. The other names believed to be on the list are former New York Giants general manager Ernie Accorsi, former Green Bay Packers general manager Ron Wolf and Atlanta Falcons president Rich McKay. Lerner is looking for someone to perform for the Browns in the same role that vice president of football operations Bill Parcells performs for the Miami Dolphins. |
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| Mark Maske, of The Washington Post, reports former Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren said he has made the decision that he wants to work again and is open to the idea of coaching, but has not made a final decision on whether he will do that or work in a front office somewhere. He said he has not thought through his emotions enough to know exactly what it is he wants to do. |
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| The Associated Press reports Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren said he is '99 percent' sure he will return to football after taking a hiatus during the 2009 season. 'I don't think I've worked my last day at the end of the season,' he noted. Holmgren also said he still has a little itch in regards to his desire to also have another chance at being an NFL general manager. 'I'm not getting into specifics,' Holmgren said. 'We're just talking about itches here.' |
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| The Associated Press reports Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren has a 2-8 record for the first time in his 17 years as a head coach. |
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| Eric D. Williams, of The Tacoma News Tribune, reports Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren loosened up the playbook in Week 8 as he returned to a pass-first offense with QB Seneca Wallace starting. 'I've always felt if you're going to go down or take some hits, go down with your own guns blazing,' Holmgren said. 'So let's just have some fun with this and see how that works. So our approach changed just a little bit last week. I don't know if it's any easier, but it's a little more fun for me to call it that way.' |
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| Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren likely will not work in any role for the San Francisco 49ers next season, according to a source. |
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| Clare Farnsworth, of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, reports Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren has not ruled out a return to coaching after a one-year sabbatical. 'When I say there's a possibility of coming back, I'm not eliminating anything,' he said. 'Because I don't know how I'm going to react.' Holmgren has been touted by the media as a future head coach of the San Francisco 49ers because of his ties to the area. |
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