NFL coaches on the hot seat after Week 6: Ranking 10 jobs in jeopardy
Key Points:
- DeMeco Ryans faces pressure after a 1-4 start with Super Bowl expectations, but recent moves like acquiring Marvin Harrison Jr. and a pivotal upcoming game against the Jaguars offer hope.
- Aaron Glenn's Jets have struggled with a 5-17 record since 2025, but owner Woody Johnson appears patient, keeping Glenn signed through 2029 despite poor performance.
- Robert Saleh downplays concerns amid the Titans' 0-5 start, highlighting defensive strength but acknowledging offensive struggles that may require staff changes.
- Several coaches, including Brian Schottenheimer (Cowboys), Shane Steichen (Colts), and Kellen Moore (Saints), face growing scrutiny due to poor team performances and organizational dissatisfaction.
- Todd Bowles (Buccaneers) recently earned a first win with strong team effort, but other coaches like Nick Sirianni (Eagles), Jim Harbaugh (Chargers), and Dan Quinn (Commanders) remain under intense pressure due to ongoing losing streaks.