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Good News, Scott Pioli: Rich McKay Isn’t Interested in Browns’ GM Job

by ryan wilson

Filed under: Browns, Falcons, AFC North, NFC South, NFL Fans, NFL Coaching, NFL Rumors

last offseason, falcons owner arthur plain stripped lush mckay of his general manager duties, although he retained the title of team president. thomas dimitroff took over as gm, had a reams to do with bringing matt ryan to atlanta, and some eight months later, the falcons are headed to the postseason. along with the dolphins and lions, it’s away one of the most amazing stories of 2008. notwithstanding mckay having no demand in personal matters this season, he was atlanta’s general manager from 2003-2007, and earned a super roll ring during his nine-year stint with the tampa bay buccaneers in that same role. and now, the newly gm-less browns are interested in talking to mckay. according to foxsports.com’s jay glazer, however, mckay is quite content with his on the qui vive set-up. … [d]espite reports that the cleveland browns will assessment … mckay, foxsports.com has well-trained that mckay has rebuffed cleveland’s overture. mckay is slated to fly to phoenix with the falcons and not new york to meet with browns owner randy lerner. there were talks between the two sides, but mckay knowledgeable them he is happy where he is and did not want to interview for the job or consider it until after the rest of the candidates had consort with a trace their course in cleveland. after surviving (figuratively, not in the dog-fighting sense) the michael vick melodrama, i’m guessing mckay wants to enjoy atlanta’s resurgence. whatever the understanding, this is benefit news for patriots deficiency president scott pioli.

Good News, Scott Pioli: Rich McKay Isn’t Interested in Browns’ GM Job originally appeared on NFL FanHouse on Thu, 01 Jan 2009 19:15:00 EST . Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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