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Coming up on Inside Coverage, which coaching moves surprised us. Which coaching moves do we think should not have happened? And are there moves still to be made? Charles Robinson joins me. Frank Schwab joins me. And Kirk Cousins joins me. Does he want to go back to Atlanta? Inside Coverage is next.

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Happy New Year, everybody.

Welcome to another edition, a Monday edition after Week 18 finally comes to an end as we get our wildcard weekend bracket, as we have all 14 teams set for the postseason of inside coverage here on Yahoo, the how and the why,

any and everything you need to know about the National Football League.

So back in the day, hi there, Charles

Robinson, Frank Schwab, our senior NFL writers at Yahoo, back in the day when I would host this

show on NFL Network on Monday, the day after the season. For years, we called it Black Monday,

and I think that is still what people call it around the league. It is Black Monday. Coaches are

getting fired, buildings are getting cleaned out. It is not Monday coaches are getting fired. Buildings are getting cleaned out.

It is not always a very happy day.

There was a little bit of pushback.

It might have come from 345 Park.

It might have just been a big editorial decision that, hey, let's not make it about people getting fired.

Let's make it about the playoffs.

And we all said, right, but like,

the playoffs aren't until Saturday. Like, you know, the Rams and the Panthers and the Packers and the Bears, that's on Saturday. Like, we should talk about the news. And then we came to kind of like

that middle ground, because you do realize that for 14 of the fan bases,

it's actually a really good day, at least, you know, for most of the 14. And that for the places

where they're looking for a new head coach in which there are six buildings, obviously it's

the start of a new off season, but things are a bit different there. So we're going to try to

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