Williams to be Jaguars’ defensive coordinator

Gregg Williams has agreed in principle to become Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator, pending a review of the contract, sources told ESPN’s Chris Mortensen on Tuesday. The move would complete a whirlwind tour for the former Washington Redskins defensive coordinator. Dallas media reported that Williams interviewed with the Cowboys on Sunday for a role on their staff. MORE NFL: New England Patriots defensive back Willie Andrews pleaded not guilty to drug possession, hours after authorities said they found him with a half-pound of marijuana. Andrews was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and driving an unregistered motor vehicle. . . . Sen. Arlen Specter and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell could meet next week to discuss the league’s investigation into spying allegations against the New England Patriots. The two staffs are working on setting up the meeting, Specter’s office confirmed. . . . Baltimore Ravens Coach John Harbaugh added two assistants, Hue Jackson to coach the quarterbacks and Andy Moeller as assistant offensive line coach. . . . The Green Bay Packers signed Coach Mike McCarthy to a five-year contract through 2012.

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