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"He won't be able to make it," said Monique Brown said. "He tried to move a few things around [his schedule], but wasn't able to."
The newspaper reports that relations between Brown and the franchise have been icy of late, possibly due to the fact Mike Holmgren removed Brown as an executive adviser shortly after Holmgren took over as president in January. Holmgren offered Brown a reduced rule and a pay cut to stay on, but Brown declined.
"I'm afraid we've seen the last of Jim Brown around here," a source told the newspaper.
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