On Hue Jackson's Fall From Head Coaching
Jim Trotter with Sports Illustrated features a story that highlights Hue Jackson's fall from head coaching.
Jim Trotter with Sports Illustrated features a story that highlights Hue Jackson's fall from head coaching.
The landscape of the AFC North is shifting. A new power is rising!
The Cincinnati Bengals made it official on Wednesday announcing Hue Jackson as the team's running backs coach.
After 29 years former Bengals running backs coach Jim Anderson retired. According to Joe Reedy with the Cincinnati Enquirer, Hue Jackson is expected to replace him.
Jim Anderson, the team's running backs coach in Cincinnati for 29 years, is retiring, the team announced on Tuesday.
Cincinnati Bengals offensive line coach Paul Alexander won't say if Kyle Cook will start or if there will be a training camp battle this year.
Bengals assistant coach Hue Jackson remains in the news as he denies any contact with the Dallas Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly held discussion with Bengals assistant coach Hue Jackson for more than one offensive position.
The Dallas Cowboys decided on their play-caller in 2013, removing the title from their head coach and giving it to the offensive coordinator.
Cincinnati Bengals assistant coach Hue Jackson interviewed with one team for a vacant offensive coordinator job this offseason. He might have another shot with the Dallas Cowboys.
Bengals assistant coach Hue Jackson was one of three finalists to become Carolina's newest offensive coordinator. They promoted quarterbacks coach Mike Shula instead.
All eight coaching positions have been filled and Jay Gruden and Mike Zimmer will remain in Cincinnati, at least for another year.
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced their new head coach on Thursday, leaving Bengals offensive coordinator one more opportunity before he officially returns to Cincinnati (not that he ever technically left).
Oregon head coach Chip Kelly changed his mind. He's joining the NFL after reports surfaced on Wednesday that he's becoming the new head coach with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden has one less option to choose from if he's deciding to become a head coach this year.
We take a look at teams that Jay Gruden is most likely going to accept as their next head coach.
Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy will continue making the rounds with teams needing a head coach.
Teams need to hurry up and hire their respective head coaches. Gruden's first round of interviews will conclude by this Tuesday with a meet-and-greet in Jacksonville.
According to one report, Chargers general manager Tom Telesco, likes Jay Gruden and could emerge as a favorite for the San Diego Chargers.
The Philadelphia Eagles have struck out with their third college head coach, leaving the team unsure as a variety of NFL assistants are waiting for their opportunity.
Bengals assistant coach Hue Jackson has been connected to a handful of offensive coordinator positions but one report suggests that he "appears likely to stay in Cincinnati." However he's scheduled to meet with the Panthers on Monday.
A compiled list of links and connections regarding Bengals coaches to other teams.
Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden is scheduled to interview with the Eagles on Monday, which is after Brian Kelly's interview this weekend.
Several things have to happen for the hypothetical link to happen, but the Rams could be searching for a new offensive coordinator if Jacksonville hires Brian Schottenheimer.
The Carolina Panthers, who lost their offensive coordinator to the Cleveland Browns, is wants to speak with Hue Jackson while the New York Jets reportedly also have interest.
The Cleveland Browns have reportedly hired Carolina Panthers head coach Rob Chudzinski, which solidifies Mike Zimmer's return to the Bengals sideline in 2013.