Dick Jauron, a notable figure in American football, died on Saturday morning. Originally from Lynn and Swampscott, he excelled in football, basketball, and baseball during high school before continuing at Yale, where he earned recognition in the College Football Hall of Fame. Jauron transitioned to coaching in 1985 and held various roles across several NFL teams, including head coach positions with the Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills, winning the AP NFL Coach of the Year award in 2001. His influence on players, highlighted by Jerry Azumah's tribute, underscores his legacy as a mentor in the sport.
"I learned so much from him in my early pro years. I'll never forget the great conversations we shared about growing up in Massachusetts to playing football as a DB."
"Jauron's impact on players and colleagues was profound, showcasing his dedication to coaching and passion for the game throughout his career."
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