With only six openings in this year’s NFL head coaching carousel, the industry will breathe a momentary sigh of relief before realizing that we are very likely in for much more turnover next year. This season reminds me a lot of the 2023 cycle in which only five jobs came open.

The first day after the end of the NFL season is known as "Black Monday" but the reality is news relating to coaching and front office firings comes throughout the course of the entire week and it comes in bunches.

NFL coaching carousel is now in full swing, with six teams looking to hire a new head coach. And for aspiring head coaches, this year's hiring cycle is another chance to join an exclusive club.

With three jobs open and more soon to be made official, our reporters share what they know about the Jets, Giants, Bears, Raiders, Saints, Jaguars and more.

The NFL coaching carousel is in full motion, with the Cowboys and Giants among teams with undetermined futures at head coach.

The Athletics Robert Mays ranks the NFL's head coaching vacancies.

The Lions’ offensive coordinator will likely have his choice of jobs. Here’s a look at four of them, and why none are a perfect fit.

What's the most appealing job among the six NFL head-coaching vacancies for 2025? Here's ranking them by most turnaround appeal for a new hire, such as hot candidates Mike Vrabel and Ben Johnson.

Below is a ranking of the best NFL coach openings so far. It considers ownership strength, salary cap space and offseason assets, foundational talent, and whether there's an exciting quarterback to build around.

Dive into the stories of the NFL's 16 winningest head coaches—architects of dynasties and masters of leadership who redefined success with every regular-season victory. Check out the ultimate ranking!