Coaches On The Hot Seat Updated

[Hostile]

Here's the list I originally posted. Bold indicates changes.

NFC East
1. Wade Phillips, Dallas Cowboys. Post season wins still the key.
2. Jim Zorn, Washington Commanders. Fired and Shanahan in town negotiating to see if it is possible to miss Al Davis.

NFC North
3. Lovie Smith, Chicago Bears. Lovie staying? It Looks like it.

NFC South
4. Raheem Morris, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Yep after 1 year, no not fair.) Kudos to the Bucs for giving him another chance.

AFC East
5. Dick Jauron, Buffalo Bills. The entire staff is gone. Billick appears to be a candidate. See thread in the NFL Zone.

AFC North
6. Eric Mangini, Cleveland Browns. Maybe he is safe?

AFC South
7. Gary Kubiak, Houston Texans. They are talking about Offensive Coordinators, not a Head Coach. Kyle is joining Dad in Washington.

AFC West
8. Tom Cable, Oakland Raiders (It's still Al Davis.) Dead man, dead man walking.

 

[joseephuss]

Al Davis is so lost right now that he could fire Tom Cable one day only to re-hire him a few days later thinking it is a different person.

 

[The Realist]

I know Gruden and Holmgren go back to Green Bay days.

Could their egos co-exist in Cleveland?

Gruden from Ohio and went to University of Dayton.

 

[Hostile]

I know Gruden and Holmgren go back to Green Bay days.

Could their egos co-exist in Cleveland?

Gruden from Ohio and went to University of Dayton.

He is staying at MNF for at least this year.

 

[trueblue1687]

Not big on Gruden anyway. Yeah, he's been to the superbowl with two teams, but I'm still not a fan. Last night Billick mentioned another team besides the Bills while on the coaches show (or whatever the name of it is) on NFL network. I can't remember who it was though. Anybody else?? Billick was the one who essentially acknowledged there was dialogue with the Bills and__________??? I suppose I could watch the 14 replays the NFL network usually plays of each show, but thought maybe someone else saw.