All articles tagged with #coaching turnover
The article ranks the top open FBS college football coaching jobs, highlighting Penn State as the most desirable due to its resources and championship expectations, followed by Florida, Virginia Tech, Arkansas, and UCLA, with considerations of resources, expectations, and conference competitiveness influencing the rankings.
Vinnie Sunseri, the New England Patriots' running backs coach, is leaving to join the University of Washington as a defensive backs coach. His departure leaves a vacancy that the Patriots need to fill, and potential replacements include veteran coach Stump Mitchell and others from outside the organization. Sunseri's departure also signifies the end of a 22-year coaching tradition and could impact free agency decisions for players like Ezekiel Elliott. Additionally, Sunseri is the fifth coach to leave the Patriots this offseason, signaling a significant coaching turnover for the team.
The Chicago Bears have never fired a head coach midseason in their 100+ year history, but rumors are swirling about the possibility of head coach Matt Eberflus being let go if the team loses to the Washington Commanders. The Bears have a policy of giving coaches the benefit of the doubt and evaluating throughout the season before making decisions about their future. However, the team's poor performance this season and a potential 14-game losing streak may put someone's job on the line, possibly leading to a midseason change if there is a bad loss on Thursday.
Texas football's problems go beyond the quarterback position, as the program has a major developmental problem and a coaching turnover issue. Texas has been the worst at converting five-star prospects into NFL Draft picks and developing four-star prospects into NFL players. Steve Sarkisian is the third head coach since 2013, and the team has had a revolving door of assistant coaches. The pressure on Quinn Ewers to save Texas football isn't fair, and it's up to Sarkisian to give the program a reason to trust him and stop the cycle of dysfunction.