NFL News NFL Black Monday 2026 (Raheem Morris, Jonathan Gannon, Kevin Stefanski, Pete Carroll, Mike McDaniel among coaches fired)

[Wozzy]

But Rich McKay survives agian

Nope…

 

[condon84]

Stefanski is gone and his assistants are most likely gone too. Schwartz is one of the better DC's out there. Vrabel was in Cleveland last year so he saw firsthand. It wouldn't be a bad idea bringing him in.

 

[Love The Drake]

It's the Browns. I bet his next stint assuming it's a stable organization with a QB say the Giants maybe...he does does well. I think the browns stained him if you will. Not sure if he was in on the Watson over Baker decision, maybe hold that against him. But I mean it's hard to think at the time Watson would just forget how to play QB.

Stefanski should have a job.

If Glenn had a job Stefanski should have one.

 

[Love The Drake]

Stefanski is gone and his assistants are most likely gone too. Schwartz is one of the better DC's out there. Vrabel was in Cleveland last year so he saw firsthand. It wouldn't be a bad idea bringing him in.

You’re talking my language.

Always loved Schwartz.

 

[Joey007]

A compilation of stupid teams today:











This reminds me how dumb a decent chunk of the league is. Only the Falcons have made the right moves so far.

 

[Rob0729]

Cincy will not fire Zac Taylor. Probably because Mike Brown doesn't want to pay his salary after firing him. Taylor is signed through 2027 for $4.5 million a year assuring he will waste two more years of Joe Burrow's career.

I wonder how long it will be before Burrow goes from hinting he wants to be traded to demanding it.

 

[Ross12]

Cincy will not fire Zac Taylor. Probably because Mike Brown doesn't want to pay his salary after firing him. Taylor is signed through 2027 for $4.5 million a year assuring he will waste two more years of Joe Burrow's career.

I wonder how long it will be before Burrow goes from hinting he wants to be traded to demanding it.

Not firing Taylor is so bizarre. Why would anyone expect the team to be any better next year?

 

[Ross12]

Stefanski is gone and his assistants are most likely gone too. Schwartz is one of the better DC's out there. Vrabel was in Cleveland last year so he saw firsthand. It wouldn't be a bad idea bringing him in.

This requires Terrell Williams to step down first, but I could see him stepping into a lesser role while remaining with the team for the next few years, if they knew there was a great DC available to replace him.

 

[Steve102]

Not firing Taylor is so bizarre. Why would anyone expect the team to be any better next year?

Bungles and Jete are just such backward franchises. Joe Burrow should demand a trade.

 

[Ross12]

It's the Browns. I bet his next stint assuming it's a stable organization with a QB say the Giants maybe...he does does well. I think the browns stained him if you will. Not sure if he was in on the Watson over Baker decision, maybe hold that against him. But I mean it's hard to think at the time Watson would just forget how to play QB.

Stefanski to the Giants feels like a very reasonable move. He has a relatively proven track record, and the Giants are pretty stable. The Giants would likely expect Stefanski to be able to develop Dart. They have a good offensive unit overall. Seems like a good match.

 

[Water Boy]

Not firing Taylor is so bizarre. Why would anyone expect the team to be any better next year?

Isn't it a roster problem in Cincy?

 

[DC Patriots]

Bungles and Jete are just such backward franchises. Joe Burrow should demand a trade.

I think Joe is part of the problem. He demanded they pay Higgins. Biggest barrier for Cincy IMO is all the money wrapped up in having Joe and 2 #1 WR

 

[Sect140]

Hot off the airwaves

Flores and Daball to Vegas. Stefanski will be terminated.

The best thing for Stefanski is to get away from that owner.

 

[Sect140]

The Jets were at their most undisciplined under Saleh. Poor clock management. Some guys are just better Coordinators than a HC.

Worse than this season?

 

[Mike the Brit]

A compilation of stupid teams today:

Rule One. If you're going to fire your Head Coach, fire the GM too. GMs are at least as responsible for failure as Coaches, but they have the ear of ownership and aren't so visible to press and public. The Giants look like a prime example.

 

[RobertWeathers]

Tomlin wasted Bens career.

A few games ago, Tomlin and Rodgers were walking off the field and they were bragging about Tomlins 200th win.

Not sure how it was wasted. They went to two SBs winning one and they weren't getting past Denver, New England in the 2010s or the Chiefs from 2019-2022 anyways.

 

[PlainOldEd]

I have no idea how owners view him. But I have a hard time believing he's on the top of anyone's list. He tried to be BB jr and it did not work, never mind leaving the Colts standing at the altar. I would expect him to stay.

Plus Josh and his family ike the area, and his kids are young. I think the youngest is below school age. He could stay here for Maye's entire career, make a ton of money and leave when his kids and Drake are gone. He'd still be plenty young enough to take another HC shot then. And he should have an even more impressive resume by then.

This is my fantasy scenario.

 

[NovaScotiaPatsFan]

Well it's Monday where I am. It starts.

Well, it's not like the Falcons had a chance to hire the greatest coach of all time or something.

 

[PatsFan2]

Cincy will not fire Zac Taylor. Probably because Mike Brown doesn't want to pay his salary after firing him. Taylor is signed through 2027 for $4.5 million a year assuring he will waste two more years of Joe Burrow's career.

I wonder how long it will be before Burrow goes from hinting he wants to be traded to demanding it.

Smart and cheap Mike Brown's been around the block. This is not the year to fire a HC: slim picking if any out there.

 

[PlainOldEd]