The first name to come up as a Jaguars GM candidate, Mike Greenberg is out of that mix. Tampa Bay will retain its assistant GM, as Greenberg has informed Jacksonville he is out of the running, the Tampa Bay Times’ Rick Stroud reports.

The Jaguars have requested permission to interview Bucs assistant general manager Mike Greenberg for their GM position.

The Jaguars will need to search through their other GM targets after Bucs' Mike Greenberg reportedly withdraws his name. Two others added to the hunt.

The Jaguars hired Liam Coen as their head coach after firing General Manager Trent Baalke and their search for a new G.M. is taking them back to Coen's former team.

On Tuesday, Tampa Bay assistant general manager Mike Greenberg withdrew his name from consideration for Jacksonville’s GM position.

According to Rick Stroud, Buccaneers’ assistant GM Mike Greenberg has withdrawn himself from the Jaguars’ search for its next general manager.  The Jaguars

The Bucs have so far rejected Coen’s request to lure contracted assistants to Jacksonville. While many of Coen’s initial inquiries were focused on lateral moves, Greenberg’s GM interview would represent a promotion. This means the Buccaneers wouldn’t be able to stop the executive from joining his former coach in a new spot.