Dick Jauron, who coached the Chicago Bears to success at the turn of the century, died at age 74. The Daily Item in Massachusetts reported that Jauron had cancer, and died Saturday morning.

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Former Buffalo Bills coach Dick Jauron, whose NFL playing and coaching career spanned four decades, died Saturday at age 74. Jauron was the Bills’ defensive backs coach in 1985, and returned to ...

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Dick Jauron, who spent seven seasons with the Detroit Lions across stints as a player (1973-77) and a defensive coordinator and interim coach (2004-05), died at age 74 on Saturday, the team announced.

Former Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills head coach Dick Jauron has died at age 74 after a brief bout with cancer, the Bills announced on Saturday. Jauron led the Bears from 1999 to 2003 and won the ...

Former head coach of the Buffalo Bills and Chicago Bears Dick Jauron passed away at age 74. Winner of two Super Bowls and former NFL quarterback Eli Manning joins 'Super Bowl Live' to paint the ...

He was 74. Jauron spent his life in football, with eight years as a player for the Detroit Lions and Cincinnati Bengals, and 27 years as a coach for seven NFL teams. He was head coach of the ...

An early morning Brooklyn apartment fire killed a man and sent two others – including a young boy – to the hospital after firefighters struggled to access a pair of fire hydrants, fire and ...

Former Chicago Bears head coach Dick Jauron died this morning at 74, just days after the passing of Virginia McCaskey. Jauron coached the Bears from 1999 to 2003, finishing with a record of 35-45.