NFL head coaches lose their jobs every year. Sometimes it's in the middle of the season, sometimes it's near the end, and sometimes it's after the season ends. That means there are a number of coaches facing pressure as they head into 2023 training camps.
Jun 13, 2023; Costa Mesa, CA, USA; Los Angeles Chargers coach Brandon Staley at press conference during minicamp at the Hoag Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports - 20886261NFL head coaches lose their jobs every year. Sometimes it's in the middle of the season, sometimes it’s near the end, and sometimes it's after the season ends. That means there are a number of coaches facing pressure as they head into 2023 training camps.
Some have had multiple poor seasons that could be fired at any moment, and others could be on the outs with management after they’ve plateaued or failed to succeed with good rosters. Here, we’ll look at eight coaches who could conceivably be on the hot seat this season, and take a quick temperature check — on a scale of one to five, with five being the hottest — before their respective clubs open up training camp.
. Receiver Davante Adams is still here and the team added pass rusher Tyree Wilson, but McDaniels likely needs a playoff push to save his job or risk flopping as a head coach a second time.Vrabel appeared to win the power struggle between himself and ex-GM Jon Robinson, but now heads into uncertain waters with a shaky roster and the resurgent Jacksonville Jaguars in his division.
has had"different levels of warmth since 2019," there is likely no way the Patriots sack the architect of the franchise's six Super Bowl titles and 20-year dynasty simply because of a few mediocre seasons. A reckoning will surely come, but it's not like the Patriots have been awful since Tom Brady left. They've
since 2020 — something certain teams would love to be able to claim. Belichick's time in the NFL will end, but likely on his own terms.Bowles heads into his second season as the Buccaneers’ head coach but it’ll be his first without Tom Brady. That’s a scary situation for anyone, but even more so for Bowles considering Tampa Bay didn’t even have a winning record in Bowles’ first year and last with Brady; they made the playoffs because of a weak division but were blown out by the Cowboys.
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