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NFL coaching, GM tracker: Latest news, interviews, developments in 2026 hiring cycle

NFL.com is tracking all of the latest news, interviews and developments concerning coach and GM vacancies around the league as the 2026 hiring cycle kicks into gear. The information below -- sourced from NFL Media reports and official team announcements -- will be updated in real time during the coming weeks.

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PARTING WAYS

Note: Coach and GM partings are listed below in chronological order with the most recent moves listed first.

  • General manager Chris Grier


Grier and the Dolphins mutually parted ways on Oct. 31 amid his 10th season as GM. Miami compiled a 77-80 record with Grier at the helm, appearing in the playoffs three times but achieving no postseason wins. Champ Kelly served as interim GM after Grier's departure.

FIRINGS

Note: Coach and GM firings are listed below in chronological order with the most recent moves listed first.

  • Rams special teams coordinator Chase Blackburn


Los Angeles fired Blackburn on Dec. 20 after the Rams dropped to 11-4 with an overtime loss to the rival Seahawks.

  • Defensive coordinator Steve Wilks


Wilks was fired on Dec. 15 after New York dropped to 3-11. Passing game coordinator Chris Harris took over as interim DC.

  • Head coach Brian Daboll
  • Defensive coordinator Shane Bowen


Daboll was fired on Nov. 10 after a 2-8 start to his fourth season as Big Blue's head coach. Offensive coordinator Mike Kafka took over as interim coach. Daboll led the Giants to a 20-40-1 record and one playoff appearance in his three-plus years in New York. Bowen was fired two weeks later, with Charlie Bullen serving out the season as interim DC.

  • Offensive coordinator Chip Kelly
  • Special teams coordinator Tom McMahon


Kelly was fired on Nov. 23 after the Raiders fell to 2-9. Las Vegas fired McMahon on Nov. 7, with Derius Swinton II taking over interim duties.

  • Head coach Brian Callahan


Callahan was fired on Oct. 13 after a 1-5 start to his second season as head coach of the Titans. Mike McCoy took over as interim coach. Callahan ended his career in Tennessee with a 4-19 record. 

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