With former Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy set to become his hometown Pittsburgh Steelers' next coach, there are four NFL head-coach openings left: the Arizona Cardinals, the Buffalo Bills, the Cleveland Browns and the Las Vegas Raiders.

In one of the wildest hiring cycles in recent memory, early moves are already defining winners and losers

Robert Saleh to the Tennessee Titans, John Harbaugh to the New York Giants and our takeaways from the early machinations of the NFL head coaching carousel.

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur, who received a multiyear contract extension last weekend, is now in the early stages of conducting a search for a new defensive coordinator to replace Jeff Hafley, who was hired as the Dolphins head coach earlier this week.

A look at the biggest pro and con of the league's six coaching openings with teams beginning to make their moves

The NFL coaching carousel is in full swing after the Atlanta Falcons fired Raheem Morris after Week 18.

Apparently, winning in the NFL isn’t enough. Apparently, winning consistently in the NFL, and doing it with class, isn’t enough.

NFL coaching carousel involves Packers connections as Jeff Hafley interviews with six teams and Mike McCarthy interviews with Titans.

The NFL coaching carousel is not slowing down, with 10 jobs having now opened since the regular season ended. Keep track of the latest developments here.

There are nine NFL coaching openings for the 2026 season. There are more than nine candidates to fill them. Here's how landing spots could end up.