Three other head coaches had previously been fired this season: the Las Vegas Raiders‘ Josh McDaniels, the Carolina Panthers‘ Frank Reich and Los Angeles Chargers‘ Brandon Staley. Additionally, two general managers, the Raiders’ Dave Ziegler and the Chargers’ Tom Telesco, were also let go.
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Can confirm that Cowboys VP player personnel Will McClay is not proceeding with interview requests for open GM roles. “Flattered by the interest” but “staying put” as he committed to his son, Gabe.
Sources: Jerod Mayo is a strong candidate to replace Bill Belichick & if he is the choice, the #Patriots could simply hire him. No need to go through the lengthy hiring process — they established a firm, contractual succession plan in a prior contract & communicated it to the… pic.twitter.com/xZYUgEkUuC
“Players win games in the NFL and I’ve been very fortunate to coach some of the greatest players who have every played,” Belichick says. “I respect the way players come to work here on a daily basis – all of them, and I’ve coached well over 1,000.” https://t.co/Dy5bf3qMyW
Bill Belichick will want to continue coaching and is expected to draw interest from at least some of the other seven NFL teams that currently have head coach vacancies, quite possibly the Atlanta Falcons, per league sources.
The Seattle Seahawks and Pete Carroll have “amicably agreed” that his time as head coach will end after 14 seasons in charge in Seattle. He’ll transition into an advisor role, the team announced.
He finishes his Seahawks tenure with a 137-89 record, including two Super Bowl appearances and a championship title.
Some earlier updates regarding the Jaguars and Panthers:
Panthers requested permission to interview Lions’ chief operating officer Mike Disner for their general manager job.
#Panthers have blocked #Jaguars’ request to interview DC Ejiro Evero for Jacksonville’s coordinator job, per sources. Carolina plans to interview Evero for its head coaching position.
Evero led the Panthers’ fourth-ranked total defense despite Carolina’s NFL-worst offense.
