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Schottenheimer Fired, Feud With GM Is Cited
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The team said the leave will last until mid-March.
"He's not going to come into the office. His priorities will be his family for that period of time, but he will be available to have a couple of calls with us and collaborate and if he needed to be here for a visit of a free agent," Eagles President Joe Banner said.
· TITANS: Mike Reinfeldt, Seattle's vice president of football operations, was hired as general manager of the franchise for which he once played.
He replaces Floyd Reese, who resigned on Jan. 5, a month before his contract expired.
· BROADCASTING: Tiki Barber will work for NBC next year after spending most of the 2006 NFL season entertaining bids from various networks for jobs in both news and sports.
Barber will work both on the "Today" show and on the network's Sunday night football show. It is unlikely he would be in the broadcast booth with the longtime team of Al Michaels and John Madden.
-- From News Services and Staff Reports
