NFL Coaches on the Hot Seat: Jim Harbaugh, Aaron Glenn & More

Coaches on the hot seat, okay? Oh, let's do it. Coaches on the hot seat. Where do you put Jim Harbaugh at 0-8? An 8? I mean, dude, he's... It's just bad. It's horrible. And the thing about the Harbaugh stuff is you haven't changed anything of your coaching staff. But I was having this conversation with somebody the other day off air where I was like, the reason they haven't made any moves about the coaching staff, look at the rest of their coaching staff. It's nepotism and goofy. Like, if they fire McDaniel, we might actually have Adam Gase calling plays in the year 2026. I don't think anybody truly understands how god-awful the rest of that staff is. It's like, the defensive coordinator is young. You have Gase. Please. I'll, I'll ask you, uh, let's play a little trivia here. Do you know who the running backs coaches for the chargers? Speaking of nepotism and all things, Max McCaffrey. So everybody now right now is today years old, finding out that a McCaffrey is in the NFL, but on a coaching staff right now. So there's that, but that's all to it. It's like, if you're going to fire guys, then you need somebody to step up and at least be a competent, like competent. Interim where they can at least like keep this ship from totally capsizing. The chargers don't have that. They don't have like the old steady hand or up and coming coach that can at least steady this ship. It's clown show behind the scenes. So that's why I think they haven't fired anybody. But to your point, I don't think Harbaugh survives this brawl. Do you? No, I would agree. Five. Aaron Glenn, who fell to 5-21 as the head coach of the Jets after a blowout loss in the second half to Kansas City where they were in the game up until the half and then they got completely de-pantsed in the second half by Kansas City. Aaron Glenn, 1-5. How hot's the seat? 5. Frank Reich is going to take over as the interim. They'll have a new head coach next year. How about in-season? He gets fired now? Oh, yeah. I think he'll be fired before the end of the season. All right, a little more difficult. Nick Sirianni of the Eagles, 1-5. I'll say three and a half and the only thing that's buying him the one and a half here is the the recent Super Bowls and stuff like that. I think the vibes have been bad in that building for a long time. I mean your O-line coach wants to leave. Fangio almost left. Like all the vibes and everything in between plus going with the rebuild. Like they need new messaging there. Yeah I don't think this happens in season but I do think it happens at the offseason. I think it is funny that we've gotten to the point where we're like Zupruto film looking at whether or not he flipped the fans off yesterday because he was like adjusting his middle finger and they're like, he flipped off the fans. I was like, you guys just want to fire him so badly. They want to fire him. You want Nick Sirianni bad. So bad. You want him gone so bad. You're looking for any excuse to get him fired. He did not flip the fans off guys. He was adjusting his fingers and he was not like giving you guys the middle finger. Brian Schottenheimer, the Cowboys tougher one. Cause I think if he loses yesterday, he's gone. But he avoided the disaster against the Colts. One to five on the Cowboys head coach. A three. Okay. I think Jerry wants to fire him, but I also think that Jerry looks at it and says, okay, where we sit right now, we're at four and five looking around the rest of the NFL. Like we can probably like the Seattle Seahawks are five and four. The Rams are looking like questionable at five and four. Like if we don't win the division, like we could possibly still win the division, but if we don't win the division, maybe we're fighting for a wild card berth. That's why I think that doesn't happen, but it doesn't mean that it doesn't need to happen. And I think it happens in the off season. What do you make of the coach last night in Todd Bowles? Another loss, another really awful year. They're three and six, but the division is so bad that the Bucks aren't actually out of the division race. But what do you make of Todd Bowles? One to five. Five. I think he's gone. Really? But I will say this, though, Peral. His side of the ball is playing lights-out freaking football. Like, to the point of all of this, he can't help the fact that Egbuka's gotten hurt. Baker Mayfield broke his freaking thumb and now looks like he's gimpy, like he's hurt, he's limping. But this is always Baker. But to that point, he can't... Help what's going on on the offensive side of the ball, his side of the ball as a defensive-minded head coach. They're playing lights-out freaking football as far as in the back end. Now, they don't have much of a pass rush to speak of, but they haven't had a pass rush for going back five years. So that's not really anything new, but they're playing really good football. But I think, again, you can only be mediocre and struggling for so long before any NFL franchise says, okay, we need to make a change.