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Tony Dungy Declines Jaguars Speculation

See what Tony Dungy said about head coaching speculation.

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Earlier this year, former Super Bowl champion head coach Tony Dungy was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Nowadays, Dungy is an analyst on NBC.

Despite being retired for nearly 10 years, there were some rumblings about Dungy potentially becoming the new general on the sidelines for the Jacksonville Jaguars. When asked about it, Dungy kept it short and sweet.

“I am done with that for sure,” Dungy said.

At the age of 61, Dungy appears to be perfectly happy without the pressure of the daily grind that comes with being a head coach in this league.

Source: Pro Football Talk

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