Two football coaches with Saskatchewan ties are being mentioned in connection to the Montreal Alouettes' vacant head coaching job.The Montreal Gazette's Herb Zurkowsky reported Monday that the names of Kerry Joseph and Danny Barrett have surfaced in connection to the Alouettes, according to a source.
After a long playing career in both the NFL and CFL, Joseph is now the co-offensive coordinator and receivers coach at McNeese State University. As quarterback of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Joseph was named the CFL's Most Outstanding Player in 2007.
Barrett, a former Roughriders Head Coach (2000-2006), is now the Miami Dolphins running backs coach after NCAA stops at Buffalo and Central Florida.
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