Mike Greenberg Withdraws From Jaguars GM Search

Tampa Bay Buccaneers assistant general manager Mike Greenberg has officially withdrawn his name from consideration for the Jacksonville Jaguars' general manager position. This decision, reported by Rick Stroud, is attributed to Greenberg's 15 years of loyalty to the Buccaneers and their management, rather than any negative impressions of the Jaguars or new head coach Liam Coen. With Greenberg's exit, the Jaguars now have seven known candidates for the role, including interim GM Ethan Waugh and several other assistant GMs from various teams. The Jaguars also recently appointed Tony Boselli as executive vice president of football operations, who will collaborate with the new GM and Coen in shaping the team's future. Greenberg's withdrawal follows a similar pattern observed with Coen during the Jaguars' head coaching search, where he initially declined before accepting the position. The Jaguars continue their search for a permanent general manager to replace former GM Trent Baalke.