Robert Saleh getting Raiders interview as Bill Belichick rumors swirl
NY Post
A second NFL team is set to interview Robert Saleh for their head coaching vacancy.
The Raiders, who fired Antonio Pierce Tuesday after just one full season as the team’s head coach, have lined up an interview with Saleh, according to ProFootballTalk.
Saleh, who interviewed for his old 49ers defensive coordinator job on Thursday, is also set to interview with the Jaguars for their head coaching job.
The Jets fired Saleh in October after the team fell to 2-3 with a loss to the Vikings in London.
Saleh, 45, finished his three-plus-year tenure with the Jets with a 20-36 record.
The Jets went 3-9 the rest of the 2024 season under interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich.
Tom Brady will have his chance to fix the Raiders.
Hearing every word from John Mara and then Brian Daboll and finally Joe Schoen, it is patently clear that no one is happy, no one has all the answers and everyone is in agreement that it cannot go on this way.
Just when it appeared that the Rangers might — might — have been gaining at least a smidgen of traction, they lost not only a 3-0 first-period lead, they lost not only a 4-3 third-period lead, they lost not only a 5-4 overtime game to Dallas at the Garden on Monday, but they also lost their tenuous foothold.
The Yankees’ ongoing search for infield help appears to be thorough and includes an interesting bounce-back candidate.
Cam Payne chucked and sank an otherwise meaningless 25-footer with eight seconds remaining Monday night, preventing the Knicks at least from tying the NBA-low this season for 3-pointers in one game.
In a season full of disappointments, this one became just the latest.
Among the lengthy list of Jets coaching interview requests, one name stood out as a notable exclusion.
Dwight Howard said he’s fed up with Shaquille O’Neal hating on him for the past two decades.
The Chargers will get some help before their playoff run begins this weekend.
In the latest injury hit of the season, and in the latest setback during a rough year for the Rangers’ longest-tenured player, forward Chris Kreider will be placed on injured reserve — retroactive to Sunday — with an upper-body injury ahead of Tuesday’s game against the Stars.
These days are always melancholy.