This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. It's a tough sport. It's not for everybody. You've got to be a little sick to love this game. And we've got some sickos. Welcome to NFL Daily. Saturday Sickos edition. And yes, NFL Daily is a place where you have to be a little sick to go through all the different men in the league that might be losing their jobs in the coming weeks. But we're not dunking on them. We're not celebrating the fact that it does really peak the interest, I think, of all the teams that are out of the mix in the NFL. I'm Greg Rosenthal. I'm with Ali Connolly from the Read Optional podcast and Substack. Are you ready to go through all of the coaching situations? And then at the end, get a little more positive. Talk about the candidates we might want to see get jobs in this cycle. I'm very ready. Maybe a couple of guys I have with Dunkin, I think. Just a couple. Just a couple here. That's fine. Some intriguing potential openings. Yeah, now you're not technically

like an employee of the NFL, so you can do that. That's what you're bringing from another continent

that you're just feeling free and easy. I heart's taking care of Ali. So you can say whatever

you want about the Cleveland Browns. No, actually, they have a good head coach. So here's what I'm going to do.

To start the show, I'm just going to break it up.

And you can disagree with how I broke it up, but basically go through all the situations

that we think there's going to be a change or could be a change, maybe come up with a number

at the end of the rough over under of how

many coaching changes there's going to be. Talk about some potential surprises. And then at the

end, we'll go through some of the candidates we think will be popular on this cycle. So I went

with four definites. We'll call this Higone or, you know, they're already open. The Titans and the Giants,

they've already made a change at head coach. And the other two I would put in this category

would be the Cleveland Browns and the Las Vegas Raiders. I've been wrong before, but

I just can't see a scenario where they bring back

Kevin Stefansky. I believe they're going to do a full reboot, uh, in Cleveland in terms of

the front office and the head coaching staff. Do you agree with that? I agree with that. And I think

it's time. Stephansky, I watch now and he just seems so fatigue and tired that to kind of get up and go

again, I think it's tough.

And I think looking at the cycle in general that I know he's probably going to be in the mix because of how thin the other options are. But I would really advise Kevin Stefanski, not that he cares about my opinion, to go and do the year off stuff, go and do the tour, go and do the Mike McCart thing, go and sit and do the

McAfee show for you or whatever, go and do the Vrabel thing, get on someone's sideline for you

and just take a year out to chill. Get yourself back in the next cycle. I think he's as ready to go as they are ready to move on. Yeah, I think that benefited Mike Vrable. I guess we'll never know what the Patriots would have looked like a year before if they had hired variable instead of

Mayo, but it just makes logical sense. He's a two-time coach of the

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