The NFL coaching hot seat claimed its first victim this season, with the Tennessee Titans firing head coach Brian Callahan in October. A few month of the NFL calendar opens the door to another head coach putting himself in danger of being fired, depending on how his team performs in the next few weeks.

Let’s dive into our NFL Coaching Hot Seat rankings after Week 10.

1. Brian Daboll, New York Giants

A single decision in Week 10 feels like it should seal the fate of New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll. The team led 17-10 in the...

According to Jordan Schultz, Bills third-round DE Landon Jackson tore his MCL and PCL in Sunday’s loss to the Dolphins.

Thankfully it seems like Jackson avoided the dreaded ACL tear, and Schultz says Jackson is expected to make a full recovery. The team is still determining how much time he’ll miss but it seems like there’s a strong chance he goes on injured reserve.

Jackson, 22, was a four-star recruit and the eighth-ranked edge in the 2021 recruiting class out of Texarkana, Texas. He committed to LSU and transferred to Arkansas after one season with the Tigers. Jackson earned first-team...

According to ESPN’s Stephen Holder, the Colts have been having internal conversations for months about a new long-term deal for QB Daniel Jones as his resurgent season has continued.

Now, Holder says there is significantly more conviction about Jones, as evidenced by the Colts trading their next two first-round picks for CB Sauce Gardner, picks that otherwise might have been reserved to chase a solution at quarterback. It’s clear the Colts plan to sign Jones to a long-term deal, per Holder.

The Gardner trade also signals a change of plans about other players on the roster, per Holder. He notes...

The New York Giants suffered another heartbreaking loss on Sunday. New York lost 24-20 against Chicago despite controlling the contest the majority of the time. To make matters worse, Giants rookie QB Jaxson Dart left the game with yet another concussion during his rookie season.

Bill Simmons is not a fan of how Giants head coach Brian Daboll has handled Dart’s injuries this season. He even suggested it could be a fireable offense.

“Daboll might get fired tomorrow because what he’s done with Dart this year was just nuts,” Simmons said on Sunday, via The Bill Simmons Podcast. “And this...

The New York Giants’ 2025 season went from bad to worse in Week 10 when they blew another lead to fall to 2-8 and watched Jaxson Dart suffer another injury. The temperature of Brian Daboll’s seat continues to increase with each loss, but not everybody believes he is to blame.

With Dart suffering his second concussion of the year, Daboll has now been thrown under the bus for putting the team’s franchise quarterback in harm’s way. However, he might not have any other options, given New York’s current offensive landscape, WFAN host Chris McMonigle pointed out.

“You think the next...

Brock Purdy‘s early return to action in Week 4 resulted in an aggravation of his turf toe injury. He has yet to appear for the 49ers since, and being available at full strength may not be possible for the remainder of the season.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan recently noted (via ESPN’s Nick Wagoner) the team does not expect Purdy to return to 100% at any point during the 2025 campaign. As a result, a decision will need to be made regarding how close to full strength he is to be worth re-inserting into the lineup. To date, a cautious...

According to Ian Rapoport, Raiders OL Jackson Powers-Johnson is expected to land on injured reserve due to an ankle injury from Thursday night’s game.

Rapoport adds the ankle injury is potentially season-ending, which is an unfortunate hit to a Raiders offensive line that’s already been undermanned this year.

Powers-Johnson, 22, was a second-round pick by the Raiders in the 2024 NFL Draft out of Oregon.

He signed a four-year, $8,767,762 rookie deal through 2027 and is set to make a base salary of $1,193,535 in 2025.

In 2024, Powers-Johnson appeared in eight games for the Raiders with seven starts. [Pro...

NFL Week 11 is arriving quickly and that means the fantasy football playoffs are right around the corner. Fortunately for managers in a critical week, the Week 11 fantasy rankings aren’t impacted too much by the bye week this time around.

That’s because there are only two NFL teams on bye this week, with the Indianapolis Colts (Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor, Tyler Warren and Michael Pittman Jr) and New Orleans Saints (Alvin Kamara and Chris Olave) off. So, many of the best fantasy players this season will be on the field throughout the slate.

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The New York Jets have won two games in a row, and it looks like they’re starting to find some kind of rhythm after a rough start to the season. One thing that may have sparked this is the quarterback controversy over who will start. For the past two weeks, head coach Aaron Glenn has had to answer a question almost every day about who will be the starter leading up to the week, and he’s strategically kept it a secret until the final day.

The quarterback has been Justin Fields the past two weeks, just like it’s been for...

The Buffalo Bills seemed to be trending in the tight direction after beating the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9 to get to 6-2 on the season. On Sunday, they undid all of that good work with a shocking 30-13 loss to the lowly Miami Dolphins on the road, a team that Buffalo has normally dominated in the past.

It was an odd result, especially considering that the two teams seemed to be going in opposite directions coming into that game. However, Bills defensive end Greg Rousseau had one potential reason for the flat showing, via Joe Schad of the...

DeMarcus Lawrence entered Week 10 with two career touchdowns and matched that total in the first half. The Seattle Seahawks’ edge-rusher returned two fumbles for a score in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals, which he believes was a lucky break.

Both of Lawrence’s touchdowns came on fumbles forced by linebacker Tyrice Knight. Lawrence gave Knight all the credit for creating the chaos, which led to him being in the right place at the right time.

“You can’t draw that up,” Lawrence said after the game, via ESPN. “T-Knight did a great job running the play exactly how Coach Macdonald...

The New England Patriots bandwagon could reach full capacity after Sunday’s win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

New England remains tied for first place in the AFC after improving to 8-2 with another road triumph. Defeating the NFC South leaders has many onlookers feeling the Patriots are for real.

Damien Woody is among those backers. The former Pro Bowl offensive lineman, who won two Super Bowls with the Patriots, made a substantial claim about his old team on ESPN’s “Get Up.”

“The road to the Super Bowl in the AFC is going through Foxborough,” Woody said on Monday morning.

Woody’s...