The NFL off-season is in full effect for the teams at home watching the playoffs.
Coaches, general managers and organizations are heading in different directions as they look for a new voice to lead their locker rooms and front offices.
Here is an updated tracker on all the latest news surrounding the firings, interviews and hirings.
AFC
Buffalo Bills
Sean McDermott was let go on Jan. 19 after yet another successful regular-season ended with playoff disappointment. The somewhat surprising firing ended a nine-year partnership and puts Buffalo back in the market for a head coach.
Whoever replaces McDermott will have big shoes to fill after he led the Bills to five AFC East titles and eight playoff appearances, albeit without a Super Bowl berth.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Pittsburgh Steelers
Longtime coach Mike Tomlin stepped down on Jan. 13, less than 24 hours after his team's ugly loss to the Houston Texans in the wild-card round.
Tomlin had coached the team since 2007 and never had a losing record, but the coach lost his last seven playoff games.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Nate Scheelhaase, Los Angeles Rams, pass game co-ordinator
Chris Shula, Los Angeles Rams, defensive co-ordinator
Jesse Minter, Los Angeles Chargers, defensive co-ordinator
Brian Flores, Minnesota Vikings, defensive co-ordinator
Ejiro Evero, Carolina Panthers, defensive co-ordinator
Mike McCarthy, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay, Packers former head coach
Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens moved on from head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons following a last-second loss to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2021.
He leaves Baltimore with a 180-113 regular-season record to go with a victory in Super Bowl XLVII and is set to become one of the hottest names on the open market.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Vance Joseph, Denver Broncos, defensive co-ordinator
Davis Webb, Denver Broncos, pass game co-ordinator/quarterbacks coach
Klint Kubiak, Seattle Seahawks, offensive co-ordinator
Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns, former head coach
Matt Nagy, Kansas City Chiefs, offensive co-ordinator
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, former head coach
Joe Brady, Buffalo Bills, offensive co-ordinator
Kliff Kingsbury, Washington Commanders, former offensive co-ordinator
Brian Flores, Minnesota Vikings, defensive co-ordinator
Jim Schwartz, Cleveland Browns, defensive co-ordinator
Nate Scheelhaase, Los Angeles Rams, pass game co-ordinator
Jesse Minter, Los Angeles Chargers, defensive co-ordinator
Robert Saleh, San Francisco 49ers, defensive co-ordinator
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland fired head coach Kevin Stefanski after six seasons. The two-time coach of the year leaves town with just two playoff appearances and a 45-56 record.
Stefanski had 13 different starting quarterbacks since taking over the Browns in 2020.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Tommy Rees, Cleveland Browns, offensive co-ordinator
Jim Schwartz, Cleveland Browns, defensive co-ordinator
Todd Monken, Baltimore Ravens, offensive co-ordinator
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, former head coach
Nate Scheelhaase, Los Angeles Rams, pass game co-ordinator
Jesse Minter, Los Angeles Chargers, defensive co-ordinator
Las Vegas Raiders
The Raiders fired 74-year-old head coach Pete Carroll after just one 3-14 season with the team. They own the first-overall pick in the upcoming draft and boast weapons on the offensive side of the ball in Ashton Jeanty and Brock Bowers, as well as defensively in Maxx Crosby.
Minority owner and NFL legend Tom Brady will reportedly lead the search for a new candidate.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Jeff Hafley, Green Bay Packers, defensive co-ordinator
Nate Scheelhaase, Los Angeles Rams, pass game co-ordinator
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, former head coach
Klay Kubiak, San Francisco 49ers, offensive coordinator
Miami Dolphins
The Dolphins have hired Green Bay Packers defensive co-ordinator Jeff Hafley as their next head coach.
The team's new GM has deep ties to Hafley.
The Dolphins hired Packers VP of player personnel Jon-Eric Sullivan to replace GM Chris Grier on Jan. 9.
Miami moved on from head coach Mike McDaniel after missing the playoffs for the second straight season. McDaniel took over in 2022 at the age of 38 and coached them to a 35-33 record.
Grier was also let go after their Week 9 loss to the Ravens. The 55-year-old was promoted to general manager in 2016 and has seen the Dolphins play to an 82-83 record over 10 seasons with just three winless playoff appearances.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Klint Kubiak, Seattle Seahawks, offensive co-ordinator
Jeff Hafley, Green Bay Packers, defensive co-ordinator
Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns, former head coach
Anthony Campanile, Jacksonville Jaguars, defensive co-ordinator
Chris Shula, Los Angeles Rams, defensive co-ordinator
Jesse Minter, Los Angeles Chargers, defensive co-ordinator
Robert Saleh, San Francisco 49ers, defensive co-ordinator
Kelvin Sheppard, Detroit Lions, defensive co-ordinator
Joe Brady, Buffalo Bills, offensive co-ordinator
Patrick Graham, Las Vegas Raiders, defensive co-ordinator
Tennessee Titans
The Titans are set to hire San Francisco defensive co-ordinator Robert Saleh, who gets his second shot at a head-coaching gig after previously being at the helm of the New York Jets.
Tennessee was the first team to make a change after Brian Callahan was fired way back in Week 6 of his second season, starting 1-5 with the team.
He became the fourth head coach in five seasons to be let go after their team selected a quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick, joining Matt Eberflus (Bears, 2024), Frank Reich (Panthers, 2023) and Urban Meyer (Jaguars, 2021).
Confirmed interview candidates:
Lou Anarumo, Indianapolis Colts, defensive co-ordinator
Steve Spagnuolo, Kansas City Chiefs, defensive co-ordinator
Matt Nagy, Kansas City Chiefs, offensive co-ordinator
Vance Joseph, Denver Broncos, defensive co-ordinator
Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns, former head coach
Mike McCoy, Tennessee Titans, interim head coach
Jason Garrett, NBC broadcaster, former Dallas Cowboys head coach
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, former head coach
Brian Daboll, New York Giants, former head coach
Jeff Hafley, Green Bay Packers, defensive co-ordinator
Jesse Minter, Los Angeles Chargers, defensive co-ordinator
Arthur Smith, Pittsburgh Steelers, offensive co-ordinator
Mike McCarthy, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, former head coach
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, former head coach
Robert Saleh, San Francisco 49ers, defensive co-ordinator
Jonathan Gannon, Arizona Cardinals, former head coach
NFC
Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals have relieved head coach Jonathan Gannon after going 15-36 over three seasons.
Despite optimism around the industry and from Gannon himself, the Cardinals will move on to their fourth head coach since 2018.
Confirmed interview candidates:
Arthur Smith, Pittsburgh Steelers, offensive co-ordinator
Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta decided to part ways with head coach Raheem Morris after missing the playoffs and finishing 8-9 for the second consecutive year.
Despite winning the last three games and finishing tied for first in the NFC South, the Falcons also relieved general manager Terry Fontenot, who took over in January of 2021.
The Falcons hired Matt Ryan as president of football on Jan. 10. They then hired Kevin Stefanski to be head coach on Jan. 17.
Confirmed head-coach interview candidates:
Anthony Weaver, Miami Dolphins, defensive co-ordinator
Klint Kubiak, Seattle Seahawks, offensive co-ordinator
Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns, former head coach
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, former head coach
Jeff Hafley, Green Bay Packers, defensive co-ordinator
John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens, former head coach
Antonio Pierce, former Las Vegas Raiders head coach
Joe Brady, Buffalo Bills, offensive co-ordinator
Jesse Minter, Los Angeles Chargers, defensive co-ordinator
Confirmed GM interview candidates: TBD
New York Giants
The Giants relieved head coach Brian Daboll after a 2-8 start in Week 10 before turning to offensive coordinator Mike Kafka in the interim. Daboll managed just a 20-40-1 record with one playoff appearance since taking over in 2022. It was also announced that general manager Joe Schoen would remain with the club.
John Harbaugh officially announced on Jan. 17 that he agreed to a five-year deal to take over as the new head coach.
Confirmed interview candidates:
John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens, former head coach
Lou Anarumo, Indianapolis Colts, defensive co-ordinator
Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns, former head coach
Antonio Pierce, former Las Vegas Raiders head coach
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