The Awesome World of NFL 2020 NFL

[Mouth]

Good infographic of the open HC jobs and what a coach will have to play with cap an picks.

When you take into account the team it looks like the Chargers are the most attractive option, with the minor downside being signing up to compete with Mahomes for the foreseeable future and a weak fan base.

Jags seemed like a great spot if the GM is good but the quote from Khan yesterday that he is keeping full roster control means you may struggle to have any say.

Somewhat under the radar good spot could be Falcons once they aren't expecting instant success. The owner seems great, they have an early draft pick to either get a top QB or flip for picks, and a decent core of players to build from.

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Houston has an agreement in place to make New England Patriots executive Nick Caserio its next general manager. Caserio has been New England's director of player personnel since 2008 and has been with the organization since 2001, which means this is a rather seismic move in his NFL career.

 

[Bandit]

The Miami Dolphins have announced that offensive coordinator Chan Gailey has stepped down from his position after just one season.

 

[Steve]

Just said on Sky that Watson might fancy a move to the Dolphins!!

 

[Steve]

Doug Pederson, who led Philadelphia to a Super Bowl victory 3 years ago, has been fired. He had a 42-37-1 record in five seasons with the Eagles.

 

[Birdman]

Doug Pederson, who led Philadelphia to a Super Bowl victory 3 years ago, has been fired. He had a 42-37-1 record in five seasons with the Eagles.

Not surprised really. It was a poor season and then whatever he was up to benching Jalen Hurts which seriously pissed off the locker room. Howie Roseman should be out as well. There was a pair of them in it who took a super bowl winning team and made an utter balls of it.

 

[Birdman]

News just breaking that Dallas Cowboys have come to an agreement with former Falcons head coach Dan Quinn to become their new defensive coordinator.

 

[Dylan]

Buffalo have reportedly added former Falcons and Giants running back Devonta Freeman to their practice squad in the wake of Zack Moss' injury.

 

[Steve]

Seattle have fired offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer after 3 season with the team.

Chicago defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano is retiring. Chicago are expected to stick with GM Ryan Pace and HC Matt Nagy for next season.

 

[Birdman]

Seattle have fired offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer after 3 season with the team.

It's a good move because Schottenheimer is a terrible OC. Always was. His name's the only reason he still getting jobs in NFL

 

[Birdman]

Carolina have picked Scott Fitterer, the longtime Seattle Seahawks executive, as their new GM.

Detroit are reportedly hiring Brad Holmes, the Rams director of college scouting, as their new GM after agreeing a 5 year deal

The Pittsburgh Steelers will not renew the contracts of offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner, offensive line coach Shaun Sarrett and defensive backs coach Tom Bradley, the team announced on Thursday.

The announcement comes four days after the Steelers' wild-card playoff loss to the Browns and one day after coach Mike Tomlin alluded to changes coming within the organization. After an 11-0 start, the Steelers finished the regular season with a 12-4 record. Pittsburgh's backsliding continued in the playoffs, as the Browns raced out to a 28-0 lead en route to a 48-37 win.