Caesar’s SuperDome in New Orleans will house a super bowl-winning head coach coming on Sunday evening.
The saints are expected to hire someone who strives for that title shortly after.
Six of NFL’s seven vacant vacancies are filled, and we call it a decision -making to rank employees so far.
Here goes.
New England Patriots: Mike Vrabel
Patriots fans know that their former linebacker won as a player – three Super Bowls, actually, but who counts? But Vrabel also provides a strong coaching background to this homecoming dance.
Vrabel guided Tennessee Titans to three playoffs in six seasons and takes over a group of promising youth. However, an infusion of culture is in order in New England, and Vrabel has a background there.
After inconsistency during the lonely season during another former Pats LB, Jerod Mayo, expects Vrabel to stress liability at the same time as the organization is moving forward.
Chicago Bears: Ben Johnson
December 22, 2024; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Detroit Lions Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson before a game against Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Daniel Bartel-Imagn Pictures The bears threw a remarkably wide network in their coaching search and should feel fuzzy to land one of the proverbial big fish in the bike. Johnson would undoubtedly rank before Vrabel if not for the latter proven past.
As it is, this first time head coach is an experienced, innovative offensive coordinator who has guided the division’s rival Detroit Lions to new heights. The sky knows that the bears could be desperately used a certain imagination on crime, and with 2024 Top Pick Caleb Williams showing blinks in their rookie season at Quarterback, the possibilities are conceivable, if not endless.
Managing the rest of what comes with being head coach is the next.
New York Jets: Aaron Glenn
27 Jan 2025; Florham Park, NJ, USA; New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn speaks during his introductory press conference at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center. Mandatory Credit: John Jones-Immagn Pictures Jets owner Woody Johnson has shown an affinity for the first time head coach, but Glenn is not the garden in that department.
His four seasons like the Detroit Lions defensive coordinator came when the organization rose from resting to relevance, for one. Glenn is also a previous defensive back and favorite son of Gang Green, for which he was a first round of picking in 1994.
Glenn gives a strong personality and budding CV to an organization facing a 14-season playoff dirt and uncertainty under the center. His work is cut out for him, but he has shown that he will be up to it.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Liam Coen
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New Jacksonville Jaguar’s head coach Liam Coen speaks when Jaguar’s owner Shad Khan looks at during a press conference on Monday 27 January 2025 at the Miller Electric Center in Jacksonville, FLA. [Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union] The route was not exactly a simple, but the Jaguars finally landed one of the more well -published coordinators who did not call Detroit home in 2024.
Now the organization must hope that it will get the coen who helped Jolt Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Baker Mayfield last season. He is preferable to the Coen who was Los Angeles Rams and 2022, when he gets the last league in the garden.
Jacksonville needs imagination for a stumbling attack with young skill. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence is still only 25. There is reason to believe that Coen will give a spark. The only thing is that his track record is not very long.
Las Vegas Raiders: Pete Carroll
7 Jan 2024; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll looks at during the second half against Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Kartozian-Imagn Pictures Some thoughts and pictures take hold when you mention Carroll. Energy and some kind of motivational quip to start.
These things still apply to Carroll, which will be 74 years at the end of week 2, but the idea to see him on a Super Bowl side line seems to be dice again. Being NFL’s oldest head coach has nothing to do with it.
Las Vegas is facing a significant rebuilding in the dressing room and list, where big questions at the Quarterback -weave chair. Raiders also lives in the robust AFC West, whose other three teams made the playoffs in 2024. Carroll’s experience and Pep should be positive for the first time GM John Spytek, but this still feels like a transitional transition to set up Carroll’s successor.
Dallas Cowboys: Brian Schottenheimer
27 Jan 2025; Frisco, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboy’s head coach Brian Schottenheimer speaks to the media at a press conference at The Star. Mandatory Credit: Tim Heitman-Imagn Pictures If this was an exercise in letter grades, Dalla’s rent would match the city’s nickname and rate a “big D.”
While Schottenheimer brings with him a strong pedigree and more than two decades of coaching experience in the league, he does not take exactly the type of cache that the fan base clamps for. Don’t Vrabel, Johnson and Glenn available? Absolutely. But since the cowboys parted with Mike McCarthy so late in the coaching cycle, they were unable to interview many big names.
Schottenheimer spent the last three seasons with Dallas, including the last two as offensive coordinator. It is good for rejuvenating a recovery Dak Prescott under the center, but Schottenheimer should know more than most how Dallas is facing many other issues.
