In moving on from Matt Eberflus the day after Thanksgiving, the Chicago Bears gave themselves a five-week headstart on their head coaching search, allowing the powers that be the luxury to put together a search committee,

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn will be one of the most coveted names in the NFL coaching carousel. He’s spent multiple years learning from Dan Campbell and Sean Payton, two of the best head coaches in the NFL who also know how to lead a locker room.

With three teams already making coaching moves, it’s the time of year when the rest of the NFL decides what to do with their head coaches and coordinators.

What would an NFL head coaching cycle be without Jon Gruden rumors? Gruden, 61, has not coached full-time in the NFL since resigning from the Las Vegas Raiders during the 2021 season due to his involvement in an email scandal.

Jon Gruden has been back in the public spotlight after he recently signed a deal with Barstool Sports, but there is reportedly a chance he could return to a much more familiar place in 2025.

NFL Network's Tom Pelissero was asked to name a surprise candidate who could emerge alongside the Johnsons and Vrabels to compete for a head coach position this offsea