Jacksonville Jaguars General Serviculator Research in Fiffiers Trix-Times

Jacksonville, Florida (AP) – The Jacksonville Jaguars have reduced their search for managing director to five finalists, including the current GM worm Ethan Waugh.

The Jaguars will start interviews in person on Wednesday, and the decision should win the franchise a first director general to associate with a first head coach (Liam Coen), a first attacking coordinator (Grant Udinski), one the first defensive coordinator ( Anthony Campanile) and a first executive vice-president (Tony Boselli).

The other finalists are the assistant GM of Chicago Bears, Ian Cunningham, the Director of the strategy of Scouts of Los Angeles Rams James Gladstone, the vice-president of the staff of the players of Green Bay Packers Jon-Eric Sullivan and the director of scouting of San Francisco 49ers Josh Williams.

Cunningham has been working in the NFL since 2008, starting with Baltimore and including a stop in Philadelphia before landing with the Bears in 2022. Gladstone has been with Rams since 2016. Sullivan is with packers since 2004. Williams is with the 49ers Since 2011.

Waugh took over for Trent Baalke, who agreed to resign on January 22. Waugh has spent the last three years as Deputy Managing Director of Jacksonville.

The Jags also interviewed six others for their GM opening: the assistant GM of Los Angeles Chargers, GM Chad Alexander, the assistant GM of Las Vegas Raiders, GM Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon, director of the Buffalo Buffalo, director of the player , Gray Gray Gray and the senior director of senior staff of the Bengals of Cincinnati, Trey Brown.

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