Source: Former Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury has received head coaching interview requests from the Titans and Ravens.

The Giants requested a head coaching interview with Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. An interview over Zoom is expected to be set soon. Anarumo previously interviewed for the Giants’ vacancy in 2022, which ultimately went to Brian Daboll.

More on the Dolphins firing head coach Mike McDaniel:

GM candidates interviewing with Stephen Ross and other key decision makers were asked to detail their evaluation of Mike McDaniel as head coach, sources say. They were also asked to outline their list of potential coaching candidates. Lots of information was collected.

The Miami Dolphins have yet to reach out to John Harbaugh’s representation. However, with Chad Alexander interviewing in person for the GM job and his close connections to Harbaugh, this will be one to watch.

A statement from Dolphins owner Stephen Ross:

A quarter of the NFL's teams now have head coaching vacancies: ◽️ Titans ◽️ Giants ◽️ Falcons ◽️ Raiders ◽️ Browns ◽️ Cardinals ◽️ Ravens ◽️ Dolphins

BREAKING: The Dolphins have fired head coach Mike McDaniel, per source. McDaniel finishes with a 35-35 record in four seasons, including two playoff losses.

Baker Mayfield’s offensive coordinators by year: 2018 — Todd Haley/Freddie Kitchens 2019 — Todd Monken 2020 — Alex Van Pelt 2021 — Alex Van Pelt 2022 — Ben McAdoo (CAR)/Liam Coen (LAR) 2023 — Dave Canales 2024 — Liam Coen 2025 — Josh Grizzard And now, another name in 2026.

NEWS: The Buccaneers are firing offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard, per source. The 35-year-old was promoted last offseason to replace Liam Coen.

Sources say the Titans have interview requests out for three more candidates: - Packers DC Jeff Hafley - Steelers OC Arthur Smith - 49ers DC Robert Saleh

Chiefs OC Matt Nagy has another head coaching interview on the books, meeting with the Ravens on Sunday, per source.

Teams that have expressed interest in former Ravens HC John Harbaugh have been informed that he plans to take some time to collect his thoughts and plan before beginning interviews next week, sources say. Adam Schefter reported too. It appears nothing has been set yet.

The New York Giants had dinner last night with former Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris, per source. Morris is in the building today, where he’s scheduled to meet with more members of the team, including ownership, as the Giants continue their head coaching search.

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The Baltimore Ravens have requested permission to interview Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver for their head-coaching vacancy, per source.

The Browns have requested to interview Bengals OC Dan Pitcher for their head-coaching vacancy, per source.

The Dolphins have met with several GM candidates, and while conversations about a Miami future that includes Mike McDaniel are taking place, I’m told decision makers have been pushing in interviews to hear candidates’ thoughts on a new head coach as well.

Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy will be interviewing with both the Titans and Raiders tomorrow, and the Cardinals on Friday, per source.

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John Harbaugh has interest from most teams with head coaching vacancies, but notably, I’m told calls are also coming in from a few teams that currently have a head coach in place. Lots of discussions going down tonight. Harbaugh will be at the top of many teams’ wishlists.

More details from Jeff:

A statement from John Harbaugh, via the Ravens:

Amid recent leaguewide buzz about Kliff Kingsbury’s future, many believe Baltimore, with Lamar Jackson, would be an ideal landing spot for the now former Commanders offensive coordinator. That will be a name to watch.

A key pressure point in the John Harbaugh dismissal, according to those familiar with today’s discussions, was his refusal to entertain any conversations about potentially moving on from offensive coordinator Todd Monken.

Let the John Harbaugh sweepstakes begin…

The longest-tenured coaches following John Harbaugh’s exit from Baltimore: 

- Mike Tomlin, Steelers (hired 2007) - Andy Reid, Chiefs (hired 2013) - Sean McDermott, Bills (hired 2017) - Sean McVay, Rams (hired 2017) - Kyle Shanahan, 49ers (hired 2017)

BREAKING: The Ravens have fired head coach John Harbaugh, per source. Harbaugh won Super Bowl XLVII and six division titles with Baltimore in 18 seasons.

NEWS: The Lions are parting ways with OC Johnny Morton, per source. After coming in to replace Ben Johnson, Detroit moves on after just one season from the veteran assistant.

Broncos DC Vance Joseph’s interview requests: - Titans - Cardinals - Raiders - Giants - Falcons

More on the Commanders parting ways with Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr. after two seasons in Washington:

Washington has now moved on from both of its coordinators, Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr. Kingsbury is expected to garner head-coaching interviews in this cycle.

NEWS: The Commanders are parting ways with OC Kliff Kingsbury, sources say. Kingsbury spent the past two seasons in Washington, helping Jayden Daniels win Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2024. Washington is also parting ways with DC Joe Whitt Jr.

More on the Cowboys moving on from DC Matt Eberflus after one season:

The Titans' interview schedule this week: Wednesday: Colts DC Lou Anarumo Thursday: Chiefs OC Matt Nagy Saturday: Ex-Browns HC Kevin Stefanski

One name to watch for the Cowboys’ new vacancy? Brian Flores.

NEWS: The Cowboys are firing DC Matt Eberflus, per source. Dallas will now be searching for its fourth defensive coordinator in four seasons after dismissing the ex-Bears head coach.

Keep in mind, many teams’ decisions are not being made in a vacuum. Some teams are waiting to see how the coaching market shakes out and who could become available before making moves of their own.

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The Falcons have requested to interview Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak for their head coaching vacancy, per source. Former Texans GM Rick Smith — who is part of the Sportsology firm auditing Atlanta — worked with Klint’s father Gary in Houston from 2006-13.

Ex-Falcons coach Raheem Morris is expected to interview with teams about their head coaching vacancies, per source. I’m told that Morris is in the mix for defensive coordinator opportunities as well.

The Cardinals will be retaining GM Monti Ossenfort, who will lead the search for a new head coach, per source. Questions surround the future of QB Kyler Murray in Arizona, who now also must fill a head-coaching vacancy.

BREAKING: The Cardinals are firing Jonathan Gannon, per source. Gannon compiled a 15-36 record over three seasons and zero playoff appearances.

While some coaches and front offices have met with their owners today, others — like the Cowboys — will wait until tomorrow to have those conversations, with player exit meetings taking place today.

More on the Raiders firing Pete Carroll after one season:

Former Browns HC Kevin Stefanski is eager to jump back into the head-coaching ranks, I’m told. He is not taking time off. Teams with vacancies are expected to show interest in the two-time Coach of the Year winner.

As part of their statement, the Raiders make it clear minority owner Tom Brady will be at the front of the head-coaching search along with GM John Spytek.

The Raiders will have a new coach in 2026, the franchise’s sixth since 2021, including interims: Jon Gruden Rich Bisaccia Josh McDaniels Antonio Pierce Pete Carroll