Former NFL player, coach Dick Jauron dead at 74
Dick Goreon, the former coach of two different US Football Association privilegesHe died on Saturday. It was 74.
Chicago Beers confirmed the death. Goreon was BearsMain trainer from 1999 to 2003.
It was previously diagnosed with cancer, according to the daily component of Massachusetts.
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The Buffalo Bills coach in 2006 became a role he maintained until 2009. In the next season, Jauron won the title of General Manager of Defense at Philadelphia Eagles under the leadership of Andy Reid.
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Jauron was a star of sports in Yale in the early seventies of the last century, and was formulated by Detroit Lyons in the draft of the American Football Association and St. Luis Cardinal in the draft of the main baseball enthusiasts in the league. Football eventually made a chase for life, starting from five seasons as a defensive back in Detroit and three others with Cincinnati Benglas before his retirement in 1980.
Goreon, the beloved, moved well to training and after five years he was appointed by the bills as a defensive coach. He continued the defensive back training in Green Bay and became a friend of Red, who was a auxiliary offensive line and a narrow coach.
Jauron got only one record in five seasons with Bears, and NFC North won in 2001 before losing to the eagles – then RIID trained – in the division round of the qualifiers.
He finished with 60-82 and a platform for a separate match on parts of 10 seasons as a main coach.
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Guron’s death came just two days after Beers announced the death of Virginia Hallas MakaskyWho inherited the concession from her father, George Hallas, and spent four decades as a major owner.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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