Seahawks coaches interview
Seattle offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell will interview a second time for the Chicago Bears’ coaching job.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Monday that Bevell and defensive coordinator Gus Bradley were “heading toward second interviews.” Bradley is in the running for the Eagles’ job, and will head to Philadelphia today.
Bevell just finished his second season as Seattle’s offensive coordinator and drew high praise for his work with rookie quarterback Russell Wilson.
The Eagles also interviewed former Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt, and were scheduled to interview Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden, on Monday, bringing the total number of known candidates to 11.
Whisenhunt led the Cardinals to their only Super Bowl appearance in his second season. Arizona won its second straight NFC West title the following year.
Autopsy: Chiefs LB drunk at time of murder-suicide
An autopsy shows that Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher was legally drunk when he shot his girlfriend nine times and then killed himself.
The Jackson County Medical Examiner released the results of autopsies performed on Belcher and his 22-year-old girlfriend, Kasandra Perkins, following their deaths on Dec. 1. Belcher’s blood-alcohol level was 0.17
Police want to interview Britt about stabbing
Police in Jersey City, N.J., say they’ve been trying to contact Tennessee Titans wide receiver and former Rutgers star Kenny Britt to question him about an incident Sunday in which he allegedly drove a friend to the hospital after the man had been stabbed at a party.
Capt. Edgar Martinez said police need to interview everyone who was present at a Jersey City house party in which someone fired a gun through a first floor window and Britt’s friend was stabbed. No one was struck in the shooting, Martinez said.
Quick kicks
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has undergone surgery on his broken left arm … The Indianapolis Colts have hired Jimmy Raye as their new vice president of football operations. Raye spent the last five seasons as the San Diego Chargers’ director of player personnel.