2025 NFL coaching carousel

[wicked]

Was Chan Gailey not available? Talk about a guy who's continually fallen upward in his career.

 

[Della9250]

Was Chan Gailey not available? Talk about a guy who's continually fallen upward in his career.

Kellen Moore has to be like wtf

 

[DanOregon]

The Cowboys were always going to "stay in the family" - they are like USC that way (and see what's happened when they go outside?)

The thing I like best about the Carroll hire in Vegas is that it is a short-term deal. You get the sense that he really just wanted to end his time in the NFL on his own terms and I imagine he won't have a hard time putting together a staff. I don't know who Brady is going to line up for QB though. It's going to have to be a former starter/current back-up, maybe they could swing a Maxx Crosby for JJ McCarthy trade. Keep their first rounder, draft Abdul Carter as Crosby's replacement.

 

[Sam Mills 51]

The Cowboys were always going to "stay in the family" - they are like USC that way (and see what's happened when they go outside?)

The thing I like best about the Carroll hire in Vegas is that it is a short-term deal. You get the sense that he really just wanted to end his time in the NFL on his own terms and I imagine he won't have a hard time putting together a staff. I don't know who Brady is going to line up for QB though. It's going to have to be a former starter/current back-up, maybe they could swing a Maxx Crosby for JJ McCarthy trade. Keep their first rounder, draft Abdul Carter as Crosby's replacement.

Um ... Russell Wilson?

 

[DanOregon]

Its funny, because Derek Carr only played 10 games, but he did have a passer rating of 101 and a TD/Int split of 15-5, and I think New Orleans would let him go for nothing.

Didn't realize Russ and Pete had patched things up though. That's good I guess.

Slowik getting canned is once again proof to never hire a one-year coordinator to be a HC. The league's recent past is littered with hires who had one good (first) season with the Rams, or the Broncos, or whomever who gravytrained their time with someone who was already ticketed to the HOF into a HC gig. In Adam Gase's case TWO jobs.

 

[Chef2]

Cowboys fans all over this fine nation are thinking this is an April Fools joke.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Well, Danny … too bad.

How Dan Snyder views Commanders' title run from afar: 'He ... hates it' — ESPN

 

[da man]

The Cowboys were always going to "stay in the family" - they are like USC that way (and see what's happened when they go outside?).

Moore would have been “in the family,” no?

 

[wicked]

Well, Danny … too bad.

How Dan Snyder views Commanders' title run from afar: 'He ... hates it' — ESPN

That was such an enjoyable read. Dan Snyder must be one of the least self-aware human beings in American history.

 

[Webster]

Jerry wants a low key personality who won’t take the spotlight off of him and won’t cost that much. Mission accomplished.

 

[tapintoamerica]

Well, Danny … too bad.

How Dan Snyder views Commanders' title run from afar: 'He ... hates it' — ESPN

Snyder’s pending prosecution will be dropped. He’s a Trumpist.

 

[Sam Mills 51]

Well, Danny … too bad.

How Dan Snyder views Commanders' title run from afar: 'He ... hates it' — ESPN

If only Snyder possessed enough awareness to acknowledge what people think of him ...

 

[DanOregon]

Jerry wants a low key personality who won’t take the spotlight off of him and won’t cost that much. Mission accomplished.

Which is why it was laughable that he had a "conversation" with Deion Sanders about the job and everyone went nuts (of course it was meant to get attention during the playoffs, which the Cowboys were not in.)

 

[Chef2]

Jerry wants a low key personality who won’t take the spotlight off of him and won’t cost that much. Mission accomplished.

I’m not entirely sure about the money part.
If you went to Jerruh and you guaranteed him a Super Bowl victory in year 1, but it was going to cost him 15 million, I think he would jump at that.

 

[exmediahack]

That was Aaron Rodgers at his best.

Rodgers’ rep has gone downhill from he part few years but we can’t deny that McCarthy was a major liability to the Packers in the playoffs.

 

[Batman]

I’m not entirely sure about the money part.
If you went to Jerruh and you guaranteed him a Super Bowl victory in year 1, but it was going to cost him 15 million, I think he would jump at that.

Any NFL owner would make that trade in a heartbeat.

 

[User 149557]

Any NFL owner would make that trade in a heartbeat.

“Can you give me the weekend to think about it?”

 

[DanOregon]

I'm pretty sure most owners operate under the mindset that every dollar they pay a coach and their staff means one less dollar for them - and they know people will take 30 percent below the market rate for their skill set in the front office to say they work in the NFL.

 

[swingline]

Any NFL owner would make that trade in a heartbeat.

Jones is a multi-billionaire. He’d pay $150 million — or more.

 

[wicked]

I'm pretty sure most owners operate under the mindset that every dollar they pay a coach and their staff means one less dollar for them - and they know people will take 30 percent below the market rate for their skill set in the front office to say they work in the NFL.

See Mr. Kraft.