The NFL off-season is in full effect for the teams at home watching the playoffs.<\/p>\n
Coaches, general managers and organizations are heading in different directions as they look for a new voice to lead their locker rooms and front offices.<\/p>\n
Eight head coaching spots and two general manager positions are already up for grabs.<\/p>\n
Here is an updated tracker on all the latest news surrounding the firings, interviews and hirings.<\/p>\n
The Ravens moved on<\/a> from head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons following a last-second loss to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2021.<\/p>\n He leaves Baltimore with a 180-113 regular-season record to go with a victory in Super Bowl XLVII and is set to become one of the hottest names on the open market.<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: Cleveland fired<\/a> head coach Kevin Stefanski after six seasons. The two-time coach of the year leaves town with just two playoff appearances and a 45-56 record.<\/p>\n Stefanski had 13 different starting quarterbacks since taking over the Browns in 2020.<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: The Raiders fired<\/a> 74-year-old head coach Pete Carroll after just one 3-14 season with the team. They own the first-overall pick in the upcoming draft and boast weapons on the offensive side of the ball in Ashton Jeanty and Brock Bowers, as well as defensively in Maxx Crosby.<\/p>\n Minority owner and NFL legend Tom Brady will reportedly<\/a> lead the search for a new candidate.<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: TBD<\/p>\n Miami moved on<\/a> from head coach Mike McDaniel after missing the playoffs for the second straight season. McDaniel took over in 2022 at the age of 38 and coached them to a 35-33 record.<\/p>\n General manager Chris Grier was also let go<\/a> after their Week 9 loss to the Ravens. The 55-year-old was promoted to general manager in 2016 and has seen the Dolphins play to an 82-83 record over 10 seasons with just three winless playoff appearances.<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: TBD<\/p>\n The Giants relieved<\/a> head coach Brian Daboll after a 2-8 start in Week 10 before turning to offensive coordinator Mike Kafka in the interim. Daboll managed just a 20-40-1 record with one playoff appearance since taking over in 2022.<\/p>\n It was also announced<\/a> that general manager Joe Schoen would be staying to lead the search for his replacement.<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: TBD<\/p>\n Tennessee was the first team to make a change<\/a> after Brian Callahan was fired way back in Week 6 of his second season, starting 1-5 with the team.<\/p>\n He became the fourth head coach in five seasons to be let go after their team selected a quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick, joining Matt Eberflus (Bears, 2024), Frank Reich (Panthers, 2023) and Urban Meyer (Jaguars, 2021).<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: TBD<\/p>\n The Cardinals have relieved<\/a> head coach Jonathan Gannon after going 15-36 over three seasons.\u00a0<\/p>\n Despite optimism around the industry and from Gannon himself, the Cardinals will move on to their fourth head coach since 2018.<\/p>\n Confirmed interview candidates: TBD<\/p>\n Atlanta decided to part ways<\/a> with head coach Raheem Morris after missing the playoffs and finishing 8-9 for the second consecutive year.<\/p>\n
Vance Joseph, Denver Broncos, defensive coordinator
Davis Webb, Denver Broncos, pass game coordinator\/quarterbacks coach<\/p>\n
Tommy Rees, Cleveland Browns, offensive coordinator
Jim Schwartz, Cleveland Browns, defensive coordinator<\/p>\n