All articles tagged with #hot seat
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Defector
The article discusses the rapid and costly turnover of college football coaches, highlighting LSU's firing of Brian Kelly amid a broader trend of frequent coaching changes driven by financial pressures, booster influence, and media attention, which has significantly shortened the traditional hot seat period for coaches.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Saturday Blitz
Several college football coaches, including Luke Fickell, Hugh Freeze, Mike Norvell, and Billy Napier, are at risk of being fired soon due to poor team performances and ongoing struggles, with some potentially losing their jobs before fans wake up on Sunday.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by theScore.com
The article discusses six NFL coaches—Mike McDaniel, Jonathan Gannon, Zac Taylor, Brian Daboll, John Harbaugh, and Aaron Glenn—who are at risk of being fired due to poor team performance and other issues, with the season nearing its halfway point.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by SB Nation
After Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season, several coaches are feeling the heat due to poor team performances, with Mike McDaniel, Brian Daboll, and Brian Callahan being the most under pressure to avoid further losses and potential job insecurity.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by FOX Sports
The article ranks NFL head coaches based on the pressure they face to win at the start of the season, highlighting seven coaches who are under significant scrutiny due to team performance, quarterback issues, and recent team struggles, with Mike McDaniel and Shane Steichen among those most at risk of losing their jobs if their teams do not perform well early in the season.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by OutKick
Several NFL coaches, including Zac Taylor, Shane Steichen, and Brian Daboll, are under pressure to perform well in the 2025 season to avoid being fired, with their job security hinging on team success and development of key players.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by SB Nation
Several NFL coaches are at risk of being fired before the 2025 season ends, with Zac Taylor, Shane Steichen, Mike Tomlin, Brian Daboll, Mike McDaniel, Sean McDermott, and Raheem Morris identified as the most likely to be dismissed based on their teams' performances and prospects.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by theScore.com
The article discusses five NFL head coaches—Shane Steichen, Brian Daboll, Zac Taylor, Mike McDaniel, and Kevin Stefanski—whose jobs are at risk due to poor team performance, slow starts, or high expectations not being met, with potential for coaching changes if their teams do not improve in the upcoming season.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Sports Illustrated
The SEC football coaching landscape is highly volatile, with eight coaches facing intense scrutiny and potential job security threats due to poor performances and high expectations, as the league prepares for a season of possible upheaval and coaching changes.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
Indiana's men's basketball coach, Mike Woodson, has found himself on the hot seat after a string of disappointing performances, including multiple losses to lower-ranked teams and a poor showing in prominent computer power rankings. The program's former players, fans, and media have expressed dissatisfaction with the team's performance, leading to speculation about Woodson's future. Athletic director Scott Dolson faces a tough decision about whether to support Woodson in turning things around or to pursue a coaching change.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Bleacher Report
Several NFL quarterbacks, including Dak Prescott, Tua Tagovailoa, Daniel Jones, Kenny Pickett, and Derek Carr, are facing pressure entering the 2024 season. These quarterbacks are being scrutinized for their performances and their ability to lead their teams to success, with potential consequences if they fail to meet expectations. Factors such as playoff success, ability to beat quality opponents, and contract situations are contributing to the pressure these quarterbacks are facing.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
As the 2023 NFL season enters its final stretch, several head coaches are on the hot seat and in danger of losing their jobs. The top five coaches facing potential firings include Arthur Smith of the Falcons, Matt Eberflus of the Bears, Robert Saleh of the Jets, Ron Rivera of the Commanders, and even the legendary Bill Belichick of the Patriots. These coaches have struggled with various issues, including offensive inefficiency, poor quarterback management, defensive struggles, and overall team performance. With their teams underperforming and playoff hopes fading, these coaches face increasing pressure to turn things around or face dismissal.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
As the 2023 NFL season begins, several head coaches are on the hot seat and need to win or make a deep playoff run to secure their jobs. Ron Rivera of the Washington Commanders, Dennis Allen of the New Orleans Saints, Brandon Staley of the Los Angeles Chargers, Todd Bowles of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Mike McCarthy of the Dallas Cowboys are among the coaches facing pressure. Their job security is based on past performance, the need for improvement, and the expectation of success in a competitive league.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
As the MLB regular season nears its end, six managers are on the hot seat, including Phil Nevin of the Angels, Buck Showalter of the Mets, Aaron Boone of the Yankees, Pedro Grifol of the White Sox, Oli Marmol of the Cardinals, and Bob Melvin of the Padres. These managers are at risk due to their teams' underperformance, contractual status, and potential changes in team leadership.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
As the MLB season progresses, some managers may find themselves on the hot seat due to underperforming teams. Buck Showalter of the Mets, Oliver Marmol of the Cardinals, Bob Melvin of the Padres, David Ross of the Cubs, and Phil Nevin of the Angels are all managers who could potentially face increased pressure if their teams continue to struggle. While some are safer than others, the high expectations and large payrolls of certain teams could lead to changes if they fail to meet their goals.