A league filled with new bosses: 10 head coaches in new places reshape NFL sidelines
Summary
The NFL has 10 new head coaches this season, tying the record for the most coaches hired by new teams in one offseason. These coaches include some with previous head coaching experience and others in their first head coaching roles, all aiming to improve their teams.Key Facts
- The NFL tied its record with 10 new head coaches hired by different teams in the 2026 offseason.
- Robert Saleh is one of the new coaches, now leading the Tennessee Titans after coaching the New York Jets.
- John Harbaugh moved from the Baltimore Ravens to the New York Giants for his second NFL head coaching job.
- Kevin Stefanski switched from the Cleveland Browns to the Atlanta Falcons.
- Mike McCarthy became head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, his third NFL team.
- Six coaches are in their first NFL head coaching job: Joe Brady, Mike LaFleur, Jesse Minter, Todd Monken, Jeff Hafley, and Klint Kubiak.
- New coaches bring new strategies and hope to their teams, aiming to build a winning culture.
- Some coaches quickly moved between teams without taking a break, showing eagerness to lead again.
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