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2023 NFL coaching tracker: News, rumors, interviews

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The 2022-23 NFL regular season has come to an end, which means the coaching carousel is in full swing.

Head coaches and coordinators are on the move as teams look to bounce back from disappointing 2022 seasons. The right coach can bring instant success, as Vikings, Giants and Jaguars fans know from seeing their teams reach the playoffs under first-year head coaches this past year.

Assistant coaches whose teams are participating in the Super Bowl who previously interviewed for another club’s head-coach position may have a second interview with such team no later than Sunday, with interviews resuming Feb. 13.

Here’s a breakdown of the latest coaching and general manager changes across the league, corresponding interviews requested and scheduled, and rumored candidates for the 2023 hiring cycle.

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HIRINGS

Arizona Cardinals

  • Monti Ossenfort, former Titans director of player personnel, hired as general manager

Atlanta Falcons

  • Ryan Nielsen, former Saints assistant coach, hired as defensive coordinator

Carolina Panthers

  • Frank Reich, former Colts coach, hired as head coach

Cleveland Browns

  • Jim Schwartz, former Titans senior defensive assistant, hired as defensive coordinator

Denver Broncos

  • Sean Payton, former FOX NFL analyst and Saints head coach, hired as head coach

Houston Texans

  • DeMeco Ryans, former 49ers defensive coordinator, hired as head coach

Los Angeles Chargers

  • Kellen Moore, former Cowboys offensive coordinator, hired as offensive coordinator

Los Angeles Rams

  • Mike LaFleur, former Jets offensive coordinator, hired as offensive coordinator

Miami Dolphins

  • Vic Fangio, former Broncos head coach, hired as defensive coordinator

New England Patriots

  • Bill O’Brien, former Alabama offensive coordinator, hired as offensive coordinator

New York Jets

  • Nathaniel Hackett, former Broncos head coach, hired as offensive coordinator
  • Keith Carter, former Titans offensive line coach, hired as offensive line coach/run game coordinator

Tennessee Titans

  • Ran Carthon, former 49ers director of pro personnel, hired as general manager

INTERVIEWS, CANDIDATES

Arizona Cardinals (HC)

  • Cardinals defensive coordinator Vance Joseph (completed)
  • Steelers senior defensive assistant/linebackers coach Brian Flores (completed)
  • Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn (completed)
  • Broncos defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero (completed)
  • Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka (completed)
  • Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo (completed)
  • Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan (completed)
  • 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans (hired by Texans)
  • Former Colts head coach Frank Reich (hired by Panthers)
  • Former Saints head coach and FOX NFL analyst Sean Payton (hired by Broncos)
  • Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn (staying with Cowboys)

Baltimore Ravens (OC)

Carolina Panthers (OC, DC)

Offensive coordinator:

  • Jaguars passing game coordinator Jim Bob Cooter (requested)

Defensive coordinator:

  • Former Saints co-defensive coordinator Kris Richard

Denver Broncos (DC)

  • Seahawks associate head coach for defense Sean Desai (requested)
  • Steelers senior defensive assistant/linebackers coach Brian Flores (requested)

Dallas Cowboys (OC)

  • Rams tight ends coach/assistant head coach Thomas Brown
  • Panthers running backs coach Jeff Nixon

Houston Texans (OC)

  • Nick Caley, Patriots tight ends coach Nick Caley (completed)
  • 49ers passing game coordinator Bobby Slowik (requested)

Indianapolis Colts (HC)

Minnesota Vikings (DC)

  • Broncos defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero
  • Seahawks associate head coach for defense Sean Desai (completed)
  • Steelers senior defensive assistant/linebackers coach Brian Flores (completed)
  • Vikings assistant head coach Mike Pettine (completed)
  • Saints co-defensive coordinator/defensive line coach Ryan Nielsen (hired by Falcons)

New England Patriots (DC)

  • Patriots linebackers coach Jerod Mayo

New Orleans Saints (DC)

  • Former Browns defensive coordinator Joe Woods (scheduled)

San Francisco 49ers (DC)

  • Panthers defensive coordinator Steve Wilks (scheduled)
  • Titans defensive pass game coordinator Chris Harris
  • Former Broncos head coach Vic Fangio (hired by Dolphins)
  • 49ers defensive line coach Kris Kocurek

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (OC)

  • Broncos passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Klint Kubiak (completed)
  • Georgia offensive coordinator Todd Monken (completed)
  • Giants quarterbacks coach Shea Tierney (completed)
  • Bengals quarterbacks coach Dan Pitcher (completed)
  • Saints passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach Ronald Curry (completed)
  • Jaguars passing game coordinator Jim Bob Cooter (completed)
  • Vikings wide receivers coach Keenan McCardell (completed)

Tennessee Titans (OC)

  • Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy (requested)

Washington Commanders (OC)

  • Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy (requested)
  • Dolphins associate head coach/running backs coach Eric Studesville (completed)
  • Falcons quarterbacks coach Charles London (completed)
  • Commanders quarterbacks coach Ken Zampese (completed)
  • Longtime NFL offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur (completed)
  • Rams assistant head coach Thomas Brown (completed)
  • 49ers assistant head coach/running backs coach Anthony Lynn (completed)

PERSONNEL CHANGES (general managers, head coaches, coordinators)

Arizona Cardinals

  • HC Kliff Kingsbury dismissed on Jan. 9 after going 28-37-1 over four seasons and reaching the postseason just once — one season after signing a contract extension with the Cardinals through the 2027 season
  • GM Steve Keim stepped down after 10 seasons

Atlanta Falcons

  • DC Dean Pees retired after two seasons

Baltimore Ravens

  • OC Greg Roman, team parted ways after four seasons

Buffalo Bills

  • Safeties coach Jim Salgado dismissed after six seasons — his first coaching safeties

Carolina Panthers

  • HC Matt Rhule dismissed mid-season after going 11-27 over two-plus seasons
  • DC Phil Snow dismissed along with Rhule

Cleveland Browns

  • DC Joe Woods dismissed after three seasons on Jan. 9, one day after the end of the 2022 regular season

Denver Broncos

  • HC Nathaniel Hackett dismissed after going 4-11 in one season

Houston Texans

  • HC Lovie Smith dismissed on Jan. 8, hours after the Texans’ final game, after going 3-13-1 in one season

Indianapolis Colts

  • HC Frank Reich dismissed mid-season after going 40-33-1 over five seasons
  • OC Marcus Brady dismissed one week before Reich after serving as OC for just over a season

Los Angeles Chargers

  • OC Joe Lombardi dismissed on Jan. 17 after two seasons, three days after the Chargers’ 27-points playoff collapse
  • Passing game coordinator/QBs coach Shane Day dismissed the same day after two seasons

Los Angeles Rams

  • OC Liam Coen left to take the same job at Kentucky

Miami Dolphins

  • DC Josh Boyer dismissed on Jan. 19 after three seasons

Minnesota Vikings

  • DC Ed Donatell dismissed on Jan. 19 after one season

New York Jets

  • OC Mike LaFleur dismissed after two seasons

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

  • OC Byron Leftwich was dismissed on Jan. 19 after four seasons
  • QBs coach Clyde Christensen dismissed

Tennessee Titans

  • OC Todd Downing dismissed on Jan. 9 after two seasons
  • GM Jon Robinson dismissed mid-season after seven seasons, including zero losing seasons

Washington Commanders

  • OC Scott Turner dismissed on Jan. 10 after three seasons

STAYING PUT

Detroit Lions (OC)

  • Ben Johnson will remain as offensive coordinator in Detroit

New Orleans Saints (HC)

  • Dennis Allen will remain as coach of the Saints after going 7-10 in his first season as the team’s coach

Los Angeles Rams (HC)

  • Sean McVay will stay on as head coach. He was considering stepping down, per FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer.
  • Kingsbury will be a candidate to join the Rams’ staff with McVay’s return, per FOX Sports’ Bruce Feldman.

Pittsburgh Steelers (OC)

  • Matt Canada will remain as offensive coordinator in Pittsburgh

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