Rams to interview Raheem Morris?

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JANUARY 06, 2009

Things are moving pretty quickly in Raheem Morris' world right now.

The Rams have reportedly received permission to talk with Morris about their vacant head-coach position, according to NFL.com. Morris interviewed with the Broncos on Monday and is a candidate for the same post in Denver.

Morris, 32, told the Times earlier today that he was "excited" about the opportunity in Denver, so this development, if true, will only fuel the excitement. It's not clear who is the front runner for the Rams job as the club is talking to numerous candidates.

We'll update you further as we learn more specifics and when and if there will be an interview.

-- Stephen F. Holder

Posted by Times Editor at 3:41:56 pm on January 06, 2009 | Permalink | Comments |

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