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Darren Mougey, new general manager of jets
After Aaron Glenn as a coach, the jets completed another capital recruitment. That of their general manager, who is now called Darren Mougey.
Recruiter and then manager at the Broncos, he had become their general manager assistant in 2022.
At 39, Mougey won his first general manager position. He will also be the third youngest GM in the league.
Lions: Kelvin Sheppard Promoted Defensive Coordinator
Aaron Glenn who left for New York, the Lions did not seek their new defensive coordinator. According to NFL.com, they promoted Kelvin Sheppard, who was the coach of their linebackers.
Sheppard, 37, has been in the Staff of Detroit since the arrival of Dan Campbell in 2021.
He himself a former linebacker, Sheppard was chosen in the third round in 2011 by the Bills. He had completed his player career in Detroit in 2018.
Joe Brady will stay with the Bills
Good news for Buffalo upstream from the AFC final. Joe Brady, their attacking coordinator, should not leave. ESPN announces that he withdrew his candidacy for the position of coach of the saints, after spending a first job interview with the franchise.
According to our colleagues, Brady should therefore stay in Buffalo in 2025. It should be remembered that the coordinator is only 35 years old and that he barely finished his first full season as an offensive coordinator in Buffalo.
The prospect of continuing to work with Josh Allen rather than Derek Carr and Spencer Rattle may have helped a little too.
Wounds
– Eagles: Jalen Hurts (QB, knee) will not be completely 100% to face the commanders. According to ESPN, he plans to carry a linger of protective.
– Commanders: Daron Payne (DT, knee) is officially forfeited for the NFC final.
– Bills: Taylor Rapp (S, back/hip) is officially forfeited for the AFC final. Cole Bishop (s) will therefore be holder in his place. (official)
– Absent throughout his first year because of a knee injury, JJ McCarthy (QB, Vikings) resumed training. Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, the general manager of the franchise, told the press that McCarthy ” is on the ground, which he launches and that he trains. »»
In short
-Frankie Luvu (LB, commanders) received a fine of 16,883 dollars for a helmet-contained helmet inflicted on Jared Goff in playoffs.
– Sheder Sanders (QB, Colorado) will not participate in training or the shrine Bowl match. The match is scheduled for Thursday. But the quarterback expected in the first round of the draft takes advantage of the event to meet and chat with NFL leaders. ESPN announces that he has already discussed with the Titans, Browns and Giants.
– Even more possibilities for video arbitration? According to ESPN, the NFL should extend the number of actions eligible for video arbitration during the offseason, in particular for the actions where the quarterback slips, to judge whether it was affected or not.
Jabrill Peppers (Patriots) acquitted
Accused of violence by a woman, whose version seemed supported by police reports, Jabrill Peppers (S, Patriots) was finally acquitted Friday after testifying in his trial.
The player had been placed on the Commissioner list on October 9 following the case. He had missed 7 games before being reinstated.
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