The 2025 NFL season is eight weeks in, and the seats of some league coaches are feeling the heat amid lackluster campaigns. Since the season keeps going into early January, there's always time for these seven NFL head coaches to turn things around and lower the temperature on their job security. However, right now, these guys are in the spotlight.

Brian Callahan is the first NFL head coach to be fired this season and chances are he'll have some company in the unemployment line in the not-too-distant future. Last year, three head coaches were fired midseason.

Of the 241 NFL coaches who have coached at least 20 games or more since the NFL-AFL merger in 1970, Brian Callahan ranks 237th with a .174 winning percentage.

The Titans knocked over the first domino in the forthcoming coaching cycle this week, firing Brian Callahan after a 1–5 start to the 2025 season. Veteran offensive assistant Mike McCoy will now step in as the interim, looking to guide the way for rookie quarterback Cam Ward & Co. with 11 games remaining in the campaign.

The Giants' loss Sunday was so bad multiple media members are calling for coach Brian Daboll to lose his job. Among those was former New York Jets and Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan.

Clemson football (3-5, 2-4 ACC) has its worst record after eight games in any of Dabo Swinney's 17 full seasons as the Tigers coach.

What matters more for Daboll's future: the Giants' record, or Jaxson Dart's development? And what about the Dolphins, Browns and Cardinals?

Two NFL head coaches are at risk of getting fired following Week 8 of the 2025 regular season. The Tennessee Titans made the first head coaching firing of the 2025 season earlier in October. The Titans let go of head coach Brian Callahan.

18, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said Ross would only consider firing McDaniel if fans stopped showing up or if he lost the locker room. Regardless of what lies ahead, McDaniel will not be the first head coach fired this season. The Tennessee Titans fired ...