New England's Jerod Mayo and Jacksonville's Doug Pederson are two NFL coaches who are out of a job, though a handful of other teams decided to stay with the status quo on a surprisingly quiet Monday following the regular season.

Elsewhere, the New York Giants confirmed they will retain both head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen, as was also the case for the Miami Dolphins with head coach Mike McDaniel and gen

New York holds the third pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and could have a quarterback at the top of its wish list. The Giants signed Daniel Jones to a four-year, $160 million contract extension in 2023. The quarterback played in 16 games over the past two seasons before the New York released him on Nov. 27.

NFL season is winding down, and with the playoffs on the horizon, many teams outside the postseason are making headlines due to coaching changes.

JACKSONVILLE – This is the Jaguars' 2025 head coach search tracker. The latest news on this front is that the Jaguars as of Wednesday evening have requested an interview with Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores. The Jaguars earlier this week requested interviews with:

The Jacksonville Jaguars fired Super Bowl-winning coach Doug Pederson in what's likely to be the first of multiple "Black Monday" terminations across pro football.

Doug Pederson, whose offense scored 41 points against the greatest coach in football history while having a backup quarterback out there in Super Bowl LII, was fired by the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday. Pederson, who went 4-2 in the postseason with the Eagles during his five years in Philadelphia, lasted just three seasons with the Jags.

As expected, the Jaguars fired Doug Pederson following his third season at the helm. As a result, Jacksonville is one of five

The coaching carousel for the 2025 offseason is already moving. Here are the latest news and rumors from around the NFL!

Who could be the next head coach of the Jacksonville Jagaurs? Mike Fanelli dives into the team's top eight candidates.

Of course, some of what happens next offseason will be dictated by what happens in 2025. Owners tend to eschew what is historically successful for what is popular at the moment, which creates this constant cycle of hiring and firing—an adolescent-like search for the right shoes, clothes and bookbag.