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Coaching Carousel Heats Up With Multiple High-Major Openings
college-basketball4 hours ago

Coaching Carousel Heats Up With Multiple High-Major Openings

Sports Illustrated reports an active coaching carousel in men’s college basketball, with double-digit high-major openings expected and a deep slate of candidates to monitor led by Josh Schertz, Jerrod Calhoun, Casey Alexander, Bryan Hodgson, Joe Gallo, Eric Olen, Travis Steele, Takayo Siddle, Tony Skinn and James Jones, plus a broader field of head coaches and assistants such as Luke Murray, JR Blount, Carlin Hartman, Mike Boynton, Emanuel Dildy, Jeff Linder and Justin Gainey who could surface as vacancies arise this cycle.

via Sports Illustrated|
#coaching-carousel#college-basketball#high-major
Gutekunst Explains Bisaccia Departure as Packers Begin Special Teams Search
sports1 day ago

Gutekunst Explains Bisaccia Departure as Packers Begin Special Teams Search

Green Bay GM Brian Gutekunst said Rich Bisaccia left for other opportunities rather than retirement, giving the Packers time to thoroughly evaluate candidates as Matt LaFleur searches for a new special teams coordinator. The team has struggled to finish in the top half of the league in special teams and is weighing roster implications (including potential returner and kicker roles) while LaFleur interviews candidates such as Tom McMahon, Cameron Achord, Kyle Wilber, Devin Fitzsimmons, Matthew Smiley, and Sam Sewell. The decision comes amid the NFL coaching carousel, with the Packers aiming to stabilize a unit that finished 23rd in kickoff return and last in punt return, and with Brandon McManus and Lucas Havrisik in play for the kicker spot.

via Sports Illustrated|
#coaching-carousel#matt-lafleur#packers
Coaching Carousel Heats Up: High-Major Jobs to Watch This Offseason
sports3 days ago

Coaching Carousel Heats Up: High-Major Jobs to Watch This Offseason

With the regular season ending, the men’s college basketball coaching carousel is heating up as high-major programs assess changes. Kansas State’s early move has set the tone, but most moves are expected at mid- or bottom-tier high-major jobs rather than the sport’s top gigs. Sports Illustrated lists hot seats (Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Providence, Boston College, Arizona State, LSU, Cincinnati, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Wake Forest, Memphis), coaches likely to stick (Georgetown, North Carolina, South Carolina, Rutgers, Notre Dame), and retirement-watch candidates (Altman, Barnes, Boyle, Few, Grant, Izzo, McDermott, Self). It also notes open jobs (Kansas State, San Diego, Air Force, Tarleton State, Cal State Bakersfield, North Florida) and other watch cases like Jake Diebler, Steve Forbes, Penny Hardaway, and Thad Matta as the cycle unfolds.

via Sports Illustrated|
#coaching-carousel#college-basketball#high-major
NFL Coaching Carousel Slows on Diversity as Numbers Dip
sports24 days ago

NFL Coaching Carousel Slows on Diversity as Numbers Dip

Albert Breer argues the NFL’s diversity push has stalled: the league’s share of minority and Black head coaches has fallen markedly from 2024 to 2025, and the scrapping of the Accelerator program coincides with a drop in minority hires. The piece analyzes why the remaining Black and minority coaches have defensive backgrounds, notes the small number of Black offensive coordinators, and surveys upcoming openings and candidate possibilities, warning that DEI momentum may be a major topic into the next cycle.

via Sports Illustrated|
#accelerator-program#coaching-carousel#diversity
Ravens and Falcons Lead the 2026 NFL Coaching Grades in a Chaotic Carousel
sports25 days ago

Ravens and Falcons Lead the 2026 NFL Coaching Grades in a Chaotic Carousel

Sports Illustrated writer Conor Orr grades all 10 NFL head-coaching hires for 2026 amid a chaotic carousel, crowning Baltimore’s Jesse Minter as the top pick and giving high marks to Atlanta’s Stefanski and Tennessee’s Saleh, with mid-range assessments for the Raiders’ Klint Kubiak and Bills’ Joe Brady. He places Giants’ John Harbaugh, Steelers’ Mike McCarthy and Browns’ Todd Monken in the middle to lower tiers, and assigns middling to poor grades to Dolphins’ Jeff Hafley and Cardinals’ Mike LaFleur, underscoring how roster fit, front-office dynamics, and quarterback relationships shape each hire.

via Sports Illustrated|
#2026-season#coaching-carousel#grading
Harbaugh at the center as NFL coaching carousel gets graded
sports27 days ago

Harbaugh at the center as NFL coaching carousel gets graded

The New York Post’s Ryan Dunleavy grades the NFL’s 10 offseason head-coach hires, noting the 2022 class was notorious for quick firings and arguing that this year’s group may not fare much better. The piece highlights teams like the Giants, Dolphins and Raiders as repeat participants from 2022 to 2026 and discusses where John Harbaugh’s name fits into the Giants’ potential move. It ranks each team’s decision and points out that even well-known hires (e.g., Stefanski to Atlanta, McCarthy to Pittsburgh, Saleh in Tennessee) face skepticism, given the poor recent track record of coaching changes.

via New York Post|
#coaching-carousel#giants#harbaugh
Eight Head Coaches Hired as NFL Coaching Carousel Nears the Finish Line
sports28 days ago

Eight Head Coaches Hired as NFL Coaching Carousel Nears the Finish Line

Eight NFL teams have hired head coaches with two openings remaining, signaling a transformative offseason as teams recalibrate rosters and power dynamics. Notable hires include Bills' Joe Brady, Ravens' Jesse Minter, Falcons' Kevin Stefanski, Titans' Robert Saleh, Giants' John Harbaugh, Browns' Todd Monken, Dolphins' Jeff Hafley, and Steelers' Mike McCarthy, along with notable coordinator moves such as Mike McDaniel to the Chargers, Drew Petzing to the Lions, and Eric Bieniemy to the Bears. The Raiders and Cardinals remain open, with Klint Kubiak and Mike LaFleur among the leading candidates. The success of the cycle will depend on staff hires, quarterback situations, and how quickly each new coach stabilizes their roster.

via The Ringer|
#coaching-carousel#head-coach#nfl
Bills promote Joe Brady to head coach, but history cautions internal hires
sports1 month ago

Bills promote Joe Brady to head coach, but history cautions internal hires

The Buffalo Bills elevated offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach, replacing Sean McDermott. The piece argues that, since 2000, very few internally promoted head coaches have presided over winning teams, citing examples like Todd Bowles, Jason Garrett, Mike Martz, and others, suggesting Brady faces a challenging dynamic despite the Bills’ decision.

via Buffalo Rumblings|
#bills#coaching-carousel#head-coach
Flores Remains in Play for Multiple NFL Head Coaching Jobs
sports1 month ago

Flores Remains in Play for Multiple NFL Head Coaching Jobs

Despite Minnesota announcing a contract extension for Brian Flores, reports say he remains in contention for several NFL head-coaching roles, with the Steelers and Ravens among potential fits and others (Cardinals, Browns, Raiders, Bills) also possible; the Commanders interviewed him for a defensive coordinator post, and Flores is now back under Minnesota’s contract, leaving open the chance for a second head-coaching opportunity if another team hires him.

via NBC Sports|
#brian-flores#coaching-carousel#head-coaching
Schwartz Eyes Second NFL Head-Coaching Shot with Browns
sports1 month ago

Schwartz Eyes Second NFL Head-Coaching Shot with Browns

Jim Schwartz, the Browns' defensive coordinator, is a leading candidate for a second NFL head-coaching job after 13 years, advancing to a second interview as Mike McDaniel withdraws; owner Jimmy Haslam has praised Schwartz, and Cleveland’s defense was among the league’s best in 2025, making Schwartz the only candidate with prior NFL head-coaching experience.

via NBC Sports|
#cleveland-browns#coaching-carousel#head-coach
Coaching Carousel Heats Up: Miami OC Hunt, Chargers Link, and More
sports1 month ago

Coaching Carousel Heats Up: Miami OC Hunt, Chargers Link, and More

In this NFL Mailbag, there’s no clear favorite for the Dolphins’ next offensive coordinator, with Adam Stenavich top of the list and other options like Brian Daboll, Todd Monken, and Bobby Slowik in play. Falcons’ OC spot could go to Tommy Rees or Brian Callahan; Bowles remains in Tampa as the team pivots post-Brady, and Mike McDaniel’s status ties to a Chargers OC role. The piece also explains field vs. booth play-calling, teases Titans/Cardinals/Texans chatter, weighs Mendoza as a QB prospect, notes Steelers’ search approach, and touches on 18-game expansion and Bills’ strong opening.

via Sports Illustrated|
#coaching-carousel#miami-dolphins#nfl