Reports: Rivers withdraws name from Bills search

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Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers has withdrawn from the Buffalo Bills‘ coaching search, according to multiple reports.

Rivers, who has never coached at the collegiate or professional level, was interviewed by the Bills on Friday in Florida.

But three days later, 44-year-old Rivers pulled his name from contention for the job opening.

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The Bills, who are seeking a replacement for Sean McDermott, are scheduled to interview Denver Broncos pass game coordinator Davis Webb on Monday, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Buffalo also is considering

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Seahawks favored over Pats for Super Bowl LX

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The Seattle Seahawks will be favored over the New England Patriots for Super Bowl LX… and no matter who wins, the champion will be among the biggest preseason longshots to take home the Lombardi Trophy in over two decades.

Seattle opened as a 3.5-point favorite before quickly jumping up to -4.5, according to DraftKings odds; the sportsbooks across the marketplace did not have a consensus opening spread, ranging anywhere from -3.5 to -5. Once the dust settled on the initial wagering Sunday night, Seahawks -4.5 or -5 emerged as the most common line.

On the moneyline,

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