Several NFL head coaches are sweating about their job security as we enter Week 18.
Is grinding out a victory in the final game of the regular season enough to save jobs? Brian Daboll (Giants) and Brian Callahan (Titans) have already been relieved of their duties. Who will join them in the unemployment line?
Here's the latest "Hot Seat Coach Tracker" along with their opponent this weekend.
1. Pete Carroll - Las Vegas Raiders (2-14)
Sunday- 4:25pm ET vs. Kansas City Chiefs (6-10)
Currently in line for the No. 1 overall pick in April's NFL Draft, this first season with the Raiders has been a complete disaster for Pete Carroll.
Player relation issues, the mid-season firings of both his offensive and special teams coordinators, and general poor performance across the board make him the top candidate to be fired. The offensive minded Carroll's Raiders are also scoring the fewest points-per-game in the NFL.
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2. Kevin Stefanski - Cleveland Browns (4-12)
Sunday- 1:00pm ET at Cincinnati Bengals (6-10)
The shine has come off of Kevin Stefanski's pair of NFL Coach of the Year awards. Three wins last year, and a ceiling of five in 2025 might not be good enough for Browns owner Jimmy Haslam.
Stefanski's biggest advocate, former chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta, has departed the organization. There's no clear franchise quarterback in place, and a miserable 16.4 point-per-game average (31st) points to starting fresh in Cleveland after six seasons.
3. John Gannon - Arizona Cardinals (3-13)
Sunday- 4:25pm ET at L.A. Rams (11-4)
The Cardinals have collapsed, losing 11 of their last 12 games following a promising 2-0 start.
Kyler Murray's future with the team is doubtful, the offense is flat, and the defense has allowed the fourth most PPG in the league. After three straight losing seasons (15-35 record), and a probable change at quarterback, the franchise may decide on a full reboot.
4. Raheem Morris - Atlanta Falcons (6-9, before playing Monday Night vs. L.A Rams)
Sunday- 1:00pm ET vs. New Orleans Saints (6-10)
Despite a talented roster (especially on offense), the Falcons will miss the playoffs for a second straight year with Morris at the helm. Questionable play-calling, game management, and a confusing quarterback situation have all contributed to underwhelming results.
Owner Arthur Blank may feel it's time to cut his losses, and blow up the entire regime.
Honorable Mentions- Todd Bowles (Buccaneers), Mike McDaniel (Dolphins), Zac Taylor (Bengals)
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