But things aren’t as quiet for a few of the Chargers’ rivals. Notably, one of those is the Las Vegas Raiders, an AFC West team that momentarily had rumblings around Tom Brady and Bill Belichick as it searches for a head coach.

Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos made a surprising decision on Friday, and rumors of their next steps have already surfaced.

The Chicago Bears have hired Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to right the ship of their ailing franchise, and early reports suggest they're paying him a pretty penny to do so.Per Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio,

With the first round a little more than three months away, our 2025 NFL mock draft features several Ohio State stars in action for the CFP title game.

For the second straight year, the Las Vegas Raiders are on the hunt for a new head coach. Antonio Pierce was fired after one full year on the job, and now the Raiders are hoping that with Tom Brady as a minority owner, they can land a solid head coaching option to compete with the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC West.

The Bears appeared to be losing ground to the Raiders in their fight for Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson until this update from Adam Schefter.

Cleveland’s fight to keep the Browns from moving from downtown and into a proposed dome in the suburbs has taken yet another legal turn. The city has filed a lawsuit to stop the NFL team from leaving

The Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Chargers felt good about their chances heading into the playoffs in large part because they had played the reigning two-time Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs tough this season.

One of the Denver Broncos ‘ division rivals are among the six NFL teams hiring a new head coach this offseason. The Las Vegas Raiders are seeking a new coach after parting ways with Antonio Pierce following the 2024 season. One of the latest candidates to interview for the Raiders’ opening was Pete Carroll, according to ESPN.

Wild Card Weekend isn’t just a test for players—it’s a proving ground for head coaches. Let’s rank every NFL playoff team’s head coach.

Every Steelers season since 2018 has followed what’s becoming an all-too-familiar refrain. Pittsburgh has won the AFC North just once in this span and has hovered somewhere between eight to 10 wins in every other year — sufficient to cling to the “no losing seasons” line but not nearly good enough to ever be a needle-mover in the conference.

The Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Chargers felt good about their chances heading into the playoffs in large part because they had played the reigning two-time Super Bowl champion Kansas City