NFL Writer Puts 4 Head Coaches on Hot Seat Before 2026 Season
Summary
An NFL writer identified four head coaches who face strong pressure to improve their teams before the 2026 season starts. These coaches are Dan Quinn, Todd Bowles, Aaron Glenn, and Zac Taylor, each leading teams with recent struggles or high expectations.Key Facts
- Dan Quinn's Washington Commanders went from a strong 12-5 season to a 5-12 record with the worst defense in the NFL in 2025.
- Washington has made big changes in coaching staff, adding new offensive and defensive coordinators.
- Todd Bowles led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to three straight division titles but missed the playoffs after a poor finish in 2025.
- The Buccaneers lost key players Mike Evans and Lavonte David, and Baker Mayfield is in his last contract year.
- Aaron Glenn is entering his second season coaching the New York Jets but must improve after a 3-14 record last season.
- The Jets have strengthened their defense, which is Glenn’s main area of focus.
- Zac Taylor is starting his eighth season with the Cincinnati Bengals and aims to end a three-year playoff absence.
- Taylor’s Bengals have improved their defense, increasing hopes for success.
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