coach search

Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley will interview with the Jaguars Wednesday after meeting with the Eagles for about seven hours on Tuesday.

The Eagles coaching search is now at 9.

The Philadelphia Eagles say they will interview axed-Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith later this week.

Sources are telling CBS Sports' Jason LaCanfora that Chip Kelly has decided to stay at Oregon rather than accepting the Eagles' offer. The Eagles will most-likely turn their attention to one of these candidates:  Bengals OC Jay Gurden, Broncos OC Mike McCoy, Seahawks DC Gus Bradley, Falcons ST coach Keith Armstrong, Falcons DC Mike Nolan, and Colts OC Bruce Arians...

A source close to the situation told the Philadelphia Daily News that Eagles officials will interview Syracuse coach Doug Marrone in Arizona this weekend.  In addition to Marrone,  a league source tells ESPN's Adam Schefter that the Eagles are expected to request permission from Bengals on Monday to interview Cincinnati offensive coordinator Jay Gruden for their head coach vacancy...

The Eagles have received permission to interview Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians for their head-coaching vacancy. Arians and Bradley will be available for interviews next week, both will be coaching their respective teams in this weekend's Wild Card Weekend...

Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy will interview for the Eagles' head coaching job on Sunday.  McCoy will be an interesting name to watch now that Adam Caplan reports that Bill O'Brien will stay at Penn State and will not interview with any more NFL teams this year...

Two names that Eagles fans have been very hopeful for are a pair of Super Bowl winners; Jon Gruden and Bill Cowher.  However, according to reports neither is on owner Jeffery Lurie's list to be the next Eagles coach. According to CSN Philadelphia, the Eagles are not interested in Bill Cowher for their vacant head coaching position and a source close to ESPN's Jon Gruden tells NFL...

A few names have emerged that will interview for the Eagles head coaching opening. The list includes college coaches and NFL offensive coordinators: Penn State coach Bill O’Brien, Oregon coach Chip Kelly, Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter, 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman of Ventnor, NJ and Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians, who was a former head coach at Temple...