NFL Coaching Changes: Ranking the open NFL head coaching jobs

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NFL Coaching Changes: Not all jobs are created equal.

For instance, I get to write you this newsletter every day and that’s way cooler than the summer I spent selling women’s athleticwear at the mall for minimum wage (honestly, I was overpaid.) NFL Coaching Changes

NFL Coaching Changes: With that in mind, it should be noted that not all the new NFL head coaching vacancies have the same level of appeal.

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As such, our NFL writer (and fellow proud Bostonian) Tyler Sullivan has ranked the available NFL jobs and given his take on which is the most desirable. Let’s look at his top three:
  1. Jaguars: Trevor Lawrence, anyone? The greatest luxury an NFL coach can have is a franchise quarterback and the Jags should secure one with the top overall pick in this year’s draft. It also doesn’t hurt that Jacksonville is rebuilding and essentially working with a blank slate. They have four picks inside the first two rounds (including two first rounders) and are projected to have the most cap space in the league this offseason
  2. Chargers: About that quarterback thing … how about Justin Herbert? He’s coming off an incredible rookie season and looks like a star in the making for LA. That makes the Chargers job appealing, as does their cap space and some established pillars on the roster. Plus, living in Los Angeles isn’t the worst, either
  3. Jets: It’s a big market job with a lot of pressure attached, but the Jets have the No. 2 overall pick (plus an additional first-rounder) and the second-most cap space in the league this offseason. Not a band landing spot if you can handle the heat.
You can find the rest of the list right here.
My top coaching gig? Personally, I’d love to land a cushy college job and then get fired about two years later so I can collect that sweet, sweet buyout and then spend the rest of my days doing absolutely nothing. That’s the real American Dream, if you ask me.

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