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 LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) - Chicago defensive coordinator Ron Rivera was out of a job, but not for long. Just hours after the Bears announced Monday he wouldn't be retained, the San Diego Chargers gave him a two-year contract to coach their linebackers.
Rivera, who has talked with eight NFL teams about their head coaching positions over the last two seasons, had a three-year contract with the Bears that was set to expire next week.
After it was announced he wouldn't be coming back to the Bears, Rivera vowed he would land another job.
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