1/2 Way Through: Which Coach has the Hottest Seat?

[Gregg]

It's between Daboll and McDaniel for me. I voted Daboll. I actually think the Giants clean house and fire Schoen as well.

[FireChans]

1 hour ago, The Cincinnati Kid said:

Could see that coming Myles away. 😉 

 

Dude asked for a trade then signed a new deal. He has no business being upset about his greatness being “wasted” while the Browns stink. He chose it.

Also, Stefanski… I get there are only 32 of these jobs and only a handful are available year over year, but he will get another HC job based on his success (very serious word choice) with that mess of a franchise. He should resign after the draft. Like as soon as the draft ends, resign. Basically do to the Browns what they did to him for his entire time with them.

Always found this take kinda odd.

 

Myles wanted to get paid and play for the team that he was drafted to and hopefully win.
 

He’s not allowed to be upset if they lose? Why? Because they pay him (ostensibly to try to win?)

 

We choose to root for the Bills every season and we aren’t even paid for it. We know what we are getting into. We have no reason to be upset when they lose. We could just choose to root for Philly or KC instead just like Myles could have played there.

[Mr. WEO]

12 hours ago, bills6969 said:

No way Glenn gets canned after just 1 year, regardless of how the rest of season goes.  He inherited dumpster fire. He deserves another year with his own QB in the draft.

 

lol who do you is Glenn's own QB?  Not a stellar class and who in that staff is a rookie QB whisperer?

[4th&long]

It better be Sean Schotttenheimer. 9 years in our his "process" and they are not getting any better. 

[dpberr]

Pete Carroll.  I think he retires at season's end.   The Raiders needed to have a decent year for him to stick around.  

 

The issue with Carroll is the same as Belichick.  At this stage in his career, he no longer had a list of of quality lieutenants to call upon that "get" his approach, so he had to bolt on Chip Kelly as OC, his son Brennan as Line coach, and kept the old DC from Pierce (Patrick Graham).  You have this hodge podge of ideas, teaching methods and leadership styles.  

 

Chip Kelly was an especially bad hire.  He hasn't been in the NFL since 2016.  

 

 

[The Cincinnati Kid]

2 hours ago, FireChans said:

Always found this take kinda odd.

 

Myles wanted to get paid and play for the team that he was drafted to and hopefully win.
 

He’s not allowed to be upset if they lose? Why? Because they pay him (ostensibly to try to win?)

 

We choose to root for the Bills every season and we aren’t even paid for it. We know what we are getting into. We have no reason to be upset when they lose. We could just choose to root for Philly or KC instead just like Myles could have played there.

He is allowed to be upset of they lose, of course he is! He just can can’t run around all offseason asking for a trade to a contender then pivot and take a sack of cash while his eyes bulge from his head and he makes old-timey car horn sounds knowing the Browns are not serious contenders or even a serious club in the NFL. Actions and words. 

[billsfan89]

I would say that McDaniels is probably the hottest seat in terms of an in season firing. Titans already fired their coach so the first one fired thing is done. 

 

Looking at the truly bottom teams in the NFL.

 

1- Jets - If they fire Glenn I think it will be at the end of the season. Glenn's in his first year and the team seems to still be playing hard for him. If they move on to reset at QB and HC they will do so in the off-season. 

2- Browns- Probably won't move on from their coach in season. I think they even bring their coach back in 2026 to try to work with a younger QB. 

3- Giants- I don't think they want to create more instability for Dart, Daboll is likely gone after the season. 

4- Dolphins- They just won a game so the pressure is off for a week but this is the likely "move on" spot if things get ugly and the team really quits on him. 

5- Raiders- Carol might have been passed by but I would also say that they aren't going to fire a vet coach in season. 

6- Saints- First year coach I don't see them moving on in season. I think their longer term plan was to always use this year to slowly get out from under their issues. 

7- Cardinals- A sneaky one at 2-5, this would be my second choice for fired in season coach. 2-5 in a very tough division, a couple of more losses and the team could quit on their coach and they could reset. 

 

TLDR: Most likely McDaniel and Gannon of Arizona will be the ones to lost their team and be fired in season. 

[Ayjent]

17 hours ago, nuklz2594 said:

stefanski praying to be canned. Joe brady will be next lsu head coach. stefanski becomes bills new oc

I think Stefanski is the perfect fit for Buffalo at OC if Brady leaves.

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Zac Taylor only gets the axe if Mike Brown gets some college to provide a fourth year student in athletic management, as Bengals HC for their internship experience. 🤨

[DrDawkinstein]

17 hours ago, gregmo said:

I think McDaniel and if he's free, we should get him as OC.  Let's face it, any person with the last name of "Brady" hasn't been particularly good for us.

 

15 hours ago, Success said:

 

McDaniel would be a MASSIVE upgrade at OC for us.

 

 

McDaniel lost all his juice after the 2024 rule change that outlawed his trick pre-snap motion. They havent been the same since, and he has nothing left to replace it.

 

Would be a garbage hire at OC, especially with our personnel.

[Southern McButterpants]

18 hours ago, nuklz2594 said:

stefanski praying to be canned. Joe brady will be next lsu head coach. stefanski becomes bills new oc

I don't hate this.

[Don Otreply]

Some how I just can’t bring myself to care, lol

[Big Turk]

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