The NFL coaching cycle of this year is winding down, and it is beginning to seem more and more like Bobby Slowik, the offensive coordinator for the Houston Texans, might not get the opportunity to manage his own team in 2024.
The Texans aren’t against Slowik’s personal achievements, but it would be niThe Atlanta Falcons conducted two interviews with Slowik; nonetheless, they selected Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Raheem Morris for their job.
Dave Canales, the offensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Bucs, was hired by the Carolina Panthers on Thursday after at least one conversation with him.
Even though they interviewed Slowik, the Tennessee Titans decided to hire Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan as their new head coach earlier this week.
ce to have him return as offensive coordinator for a second season.
The odds-on favorite was hired by the New England Patriots, Los Angeles Chargers, and Las Vegas Raiders to be their coach going into the offseason in addition to those three positions.
As stipulated in his contract, the Patriots elevated Jerod Mayo from inside linebackers coach to Bill Belichick’s replacement.
Important players like edge rusher Maxx Crosby suggested that the Raiders remove Antonio Pierce’s temporary tag. This week, the Chargers and Jim Harbaugh, the former coach of the University of Michigan, came to an agreement for Harbaugh to take over.
It’s entirely possible that an owner, having initially decided to keep their present coach, will change their mind and decide to go in a different direction.
However, as things stand, the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders are the only two spots that remain.
