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sports23h ago

There are eight head-coach openings as NFL teams navigate playoffs and interviews.
Virtual interviews began for candidates whose teams played in the wild-card round.
Coaches say interview prep should not come at the expense of playoff game planning.
Sean McVay notes players and coaches should avoid heavy scripting in interviews.
Rams' key coordinators face multiple interview requests while still coaching in the playoffs.
Coaching books and staff depth charts are often prepared in the offseason, not during playoffs.
Game management experts and staff roles are increasingly prioritized by teams.
Agents aid in candidate pairing and staff-building during the process.
Winning remains the primary factor that earns respect and credibility for candidates.
Some candidates prefer brief, conversational interviews over highly rehearsed sessions.

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sports21h ago

Titans remove Chris Shula from the list as their HC interview slate narrows, signaling a pivot in the search.
Shula’s Friday interview schedule existed, but Tennessee no longer appears on it, implying no Titans interview.
Shula, 39, won a Super Bowl with the Rams in LVI and has defensive-minded appeal, yet the Titans may pass.
Titans still have other notable candidates like Robert Saleh and Mike McDaniel in consideration.
The first-round HC interviews are wrapping up, with a second round expected to begin Monday.
The Titans’ choice of coach remains unsettled as they evaluate multiple coordinators and contenders.
There is no definitive replacement named yet after Shula’s absence from Tennessee's slate.
The Titans’ defensive angle remains a focal point in interviews as they consider fit with players like Jeffery Simmons.
Analysts highlighted Shula’s youth as a potential fit for Tennessee’s defensive staff.
The article positions Saleh as a likely under-the-radar option amid a host of other candidates.

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sports16h ago

Rams assistants Shula, Scheelhaase, and LaFleur faced nine combined interviews on Friday as the team neared a divisional playoff.
Shula and Scheelhaase drew interest from multiple NFL teams, potentially signaling an off-season staff overhaul.
LaFleur’s interviews targeted the Cardinals and Raiders, marking him as a primary candidate beyond the Rams.
Dolphins reportedly requested Rams assistant GM John McKay, potentially enabling a Miami-LA pairing next season.
The report questions whether Rams coaches can stay focused on Chicago while pursuing other opportunities.
Historical note: Los Angeles Rams have weathered coaching departures frequently under Sean McVay.
The article outlines potential cascading effects if coaches leave, including promotions and replacements.
The piece notes the broader market activity, with multiple teams pursuing the three Rams assistants.
Analyst commentary suggests the trio’s market value reflects a hot coaching landscape this offseason.
The report frames the potential exodus as a test for Rams' ability to promote and hire replacements quickly.

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sports13h ago

The Raiders are evaluating Chris Shula, Rams defensive coordinator, as a potential coaching fit for Las Vegas.
A misalignment between Shula and Raiders GM Spytek would doom the hire.
Shula has adapted Rams' defense to play without Aaron Donald, using versatile pieces.
Rams' policy emphasizes non-football standards like team-first attitude and reliability.
If Spytek insists on a player who lacks those standards, the Raiders could reject the addition.
The piece frames aligned front-office and coaching visions as crucial for Raiders’ success.
Shula’s hiring would bridge the Raiders’ past with a refreshed defensive approach.
The analysis notes Shula’s defense would have to meet front-office standards to be successful.
The article highlights the potential for a championship defensive outcome when fully healthy.
The report emphasizes public messaging and social channels around Raiders coaching news.

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