Former Buffalo Bills coach Dick Jauron dies at age 74
Former Buffalo Bills coach Dick Jauron, whose NFL playing and coaching career spanned four decades, died Saturday at age 74. Jauron was the Bills’ defensive backs coach in 1985 and returned to Buffalo as coach from 2006-09. The Bills went 7-9 in Jauron’s first three years and he was fired in November 2009 after a 3-6 start.
Dick Jauron, former Bears and Bills coach, dies at 74
Dick Jauron, the former coach of the Chicago Bears and the Buffalo Bills, died Saturday at 74. Jauron started his head-coaching career with the Bears in 1999 and was named the AP Coach of the Year in 2001 after leading the team to a 13-3 record.
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