NFL Black Monday: LIVE UPDATES of coach, general manager firings | Jon Gruden to Raiders? Cardinals' Bruce Arians to retire
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Head coach Chuck Pagano of the Indianapolis Colts talks with head coach Bill O'Brien of the Houston Texans prior to the game at Lucas Oil Stadium on December 31, 2017 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
With the 2017 NFL regular season in the books, the offseason for non-playoff teams has officially arrived. That means underachieving teams will move on from head coaches and general managers.
Who's on the hot seat? Which owners will make sweeping changes?
Will Jon Gruden take over an underachieving Oakland Raiders franchise? What's next for Bruce Arians and the Arizona Cardinals? Is it time for the Texans and Bill O'Brien to go in opposite directions?
Are the Giants prepared to move forward with a coaching search--or will new general manager Dave Gettleman fire more within the front office?
How many coaches will be axed? Will any teams change their mind on retaining coaches? Who could be the surprise firing? How many college coaches, like, say, Jim Harbaugh or David Shaw, could make the leap to grab one of the openings?
Will teams get rid of good coaches to potentially find the next wave of great young minds? Is another Sean McVay out there for a team to pluck and turn around a moribund franchise within one or two seasons?
Those questions will be answered around the NFL today and over the coming weeks.
Here's a one-stop shop for all NFL Black Monday news, rumors and changes. NJ Advance Media has reporters covering the latest around the Giants, Jets and Eagles--and how it impacts the rest of the sport.
