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Friday, January 19, 2001

LeBeau will meet with Palmer today




By Mark Curnutte
The Cincinnati Enquirer


Palmer
        Dick LeBeau's No.1 choice for offensive coordinator, fired Browns coach Chris Palmer, will visit LeBeau today at Paul Brown Stadium. Palmer is believed to be the top candidate for the coordinator's job in Cincinnati and Chicago, and Palmer plans on discussing the Tampa Bay opening with coach Tony Dungy on a three-city interview tour.

        Palmer, 51, was fired last week after going 5-27 in two seasons coaching the expansion Browns.

        He previously was Jacksonville's offensive coordinator, and his work there impressed LeBeau.

        LeBeau has interviewed five other coaches: Colts quarterbacks coach Bruce Arians; Steelers wide receivers coach Bob Bratkowski; fired Steelers offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride; fired Lions wide receivers coach Jerry Sullivan; and fired Redskins quarterbacks coach Rich Olson, who accepted the Arizona Cardinals' coordinator job late Wednesday.

        LeBeau also had wanted to interview Jimmy Raye, fired as coordinator in Kansas City. But he was hired to coordinate the offense in Washington for new coach Marty Schottenheimer.

       



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