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Panthers conducting 2nd interview with Jay Gruden today


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Jay Gruden was the Bengals OC for three years, all of which they made the playoff's in. 

He might not have been a great head coach, but at least he had success as an NFL OC with Andy Dalton.  There was a reason he got interviewed for multiple head coaching jobs, turned one down and got the WFT gig.  Rivera is a 2x coach of the year and he doesn't done squat with the Redskins either so who knows if he is head coach material or not.

Not some dude that is ECU / position coach. 

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