The Monday after the end of the NFL routine season is a hectic one for franchises not prepping for the postseason: Black Monday, as it’s understood, is when some downtrodden groups fire their head coaches and start the procedure of hiring somebody who will lead the gamers next.
As of publishing this, Black Monday 2024 is a coupleof days away, which suggests we’re focused on the names who might be out, however as we’ve done at times throughout the season, we can appearance at the organizers, assistants and college coaches who might be raised to the leading task.
Here’s a appearance at the names being tossed around:
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The return to NFL reports about him are LOUD … and he takesplace to be training for a nationwide champion on Black Monday.
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Arguably the mostpopular name on the market offered what he’s done with the Lions’ vibrant offense.
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The buzz is he’s one name who might be in line to take over if Bill Belichick leaves the Pats. If he’s not picked or Belichick remains? He might be employed inotherplaces.
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Sigh. We’ve been calling him a head training prospect for YEARS. Yet no one workedwith him for factors unidentified. Maybe this is lastly his year?
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Does he shouldhave another go at a head training task after getting the Atlanta Falcons to a Super Bowl? And with his strong resume? Maybe!
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A noteworthy name for a coupleof years who might lastly get a appearance after training a truly great Cincy defense.
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With the Ravens’ talented defense playing like it is, it’s for sure that he belongs on this list.
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A Kyle Shanahan guy? Who turned the Texans’ offense into a actually excellent system? Heck yeah.
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A lot of buzz about him right now, and you get why offered what the Fins haveactually done on offense.
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He’s worked questions with the Panthers, and before that, did well with the Broncos.
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It would be remarkable to see him get another shot after what he’s done in Minnesota.