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Declan Doyle is leaving Bears for Ravens' offensive coordinator job

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By Chris Emma Verified, Tim Barbalace
| WSCR-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified
(670 The Score) Bears offensive coordinator Declan Doyle is leaving for the same position with the Ravens. Doyle, 29, will get a chance to lead the Ravens' offense alongside newly hired head coach Jesse Minter, whose background is in defense. Though Doyle took the same position, the opportunity in Baltimore gives him the chance to call plays and install his own scheme. Bears head coach Ben Johnson hired Doyle last January as a key lieutenant to help lead his offense.
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Super Bowl LX is set: New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks

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By Ken Weinman Verified, Tim Barbalace, Tom Carroll
| WEEI-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a Super Bowl matchup! On Sunday, both the AFC and NFC Championship Games were played, with the Patriots (14-3) beating the Broncos (14-3) to win the AFC in Denver, and the Seahawks (14-3) beating the Rams (12-5) to win the NFC in Seattle. That means Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA on February 8 will feature the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, 11 years after the two franchises faced off in Super Bowl XLIX - a 28-24 win for New England.
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Rod Graves on How NFL Can Fix Its Diversity Issue

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By Tim Barbalace
| WJZ-FM (Catonsville, MD) Verified
Breaking News By Tim Barbalace Listen to your team news NOW. Rod Graves, who is the Executive Director of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, joined Vinny and Haynie to discuss NFL's lack of diversity at the head coach and GM levels. Rod said, "diversity is good for the game and without it the NFL cannot maximize its greatest potential."
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