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3 More NFL Coaches Out After ‘Black Monday’

Among the 18 teams not making the playoffs, six teams have parted ways with their head coaches.
3 More NFL Coaches Out After ‘Black Monday’
Head coach Pete Carroll of the Las Vegas Raiders looks on during the second quarter of the game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Jan. 4, 2026. Ian Maule/Getty Images
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Three more head coaching jobs opened up on the first day after the NFL regular season, popularly known as “Black Monday.”

Among the 18 teams not making the playoffs, six teams in total have parted ways with their head coaches. Two of them did it ahead of time in the middle of the regular season—the New York Giants with Brian Daboll and the Tennessee Titans with Brian Callahan. The Atlanta Falcons made their move on Sunday night.

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