O'Brien was the first coach to be fired this season and that transfer came all the way back in October when the Texans decided to give him a pink slip after an 0-4 start that included losses to the Chiefs, Steelers and Ravens. Ever since that time, the Texans have hired a search firm to help them locate their new trainer. According to ESPN.com, the search firm has recommended Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer as somebody Houston should consider hiring. Additionally, it is believed that Houston will have its attention on Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. Though the Texans have not officially interviewed either of these candidates, they've conducted at least two interviews and people arrived with former NFL head coaches Marvin Lewis and Jim Caldwell. The Texans also have an open GM job along with the belief is that they'll fill that job before hiring a new coach.
Since firing Dan Quinn in October following an 0-5 start, the Falcons were playing things close to the vest about who they could hire next. In the time because Quinn was let go, the group has only formally interviewed one candidate and that is interim coach Raheem Morris. Though the Falcons have yet to set up an interview with any of those three, they've set up two interviews for Monday. One of those interviews would be with 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh while another one will probably be with Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. The Falcons are also available for a GM after firing Thomas Dimitroff.
The Lions gave the NFL a Thanksgiving surprise once the team made a decision to fire Patricia two weeks after their 41-25 blowout loss to the Texans on Turkey Day. Since the shooting, the Lions have conducted just 1 interview and that arrived at the end of December with former Bengals coach Marvin Lewis. According to Fox Sports, the Lions will be interested in speaking to numerous candidates, including interim coach Darrell Bevell, Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy and 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh. The Lions are also anticipated to Have a Look at Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald, according to CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora.
Gase tried to rescue his job with just two big wins on the Rams and Browns at the conclusion of the year, but that was not enough to convince the Jets to maintain him. Gase was fired Sunday after two seasons with the team where he went just 9-23. Together with Gase out, do not be surprised if the Jets seem to the college rankings. After the job came open two decades ago, they interviewed several college trainers before hiring Gase and it won't be surprising if they interview several more candidates from the faculty ranks this time around. CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora has reported that the group could potentially wind up showing fascination with both Northwestern's Pat Fiztgerald and Florida's Dan Mullen. The Jets could also go after Marvin Lewis because of his ties with current New York general manager Joe Douglas. Douglas also enjoys Ravens defensive coordinator Wink Martindale and it won't be surprising if he reached out to him.
If you are interested, please click https://www.mmoexp.com/Nfl-21/Coins.html |
|
|
Though the Texans have not officially interviewed
Inviato il il 01/03/2021 : 02:02:19
