Bernie Kosar could join the New England Patriots or Cincinnati Bengals, according to reports
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Bernie Kosar may be talking to the Bengals or Patriots about a coaching position, reports say.
PD fileBernie Kosar throwns in the snow against the Houston Oilers on Dec. 15, 1991. Updated with link to WKNR interview, 4:31 p.m. EST
It looks like former Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar is looking for a football gig. Boston.com reporter Greg A. Bedard writes:
Heard former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar has been poking around the Patriots the past couple weeks. He hopes to get into coaching.
Also, WKNR’s Tony Rizzo reported this morning that the Cincinnati Bengals are talking to Kosar about a position.
Listen to Kosar’s interview today with Munch Bishop of WKNR.
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