We’re four days into the NFL offseason and not a single head coach or general manager hiring has been made. And it’s entirely possible one won’t be this week — many of the best candidates have playoff games to worry about first. Here’s a look at all the NFL news and rumors.

NFL News and Rumors Today

Eight head coaches have been fired this cycle: Matt Nagy, Vic Fangio, Mike Zimmer, Jon Gruden, Urban Meyer, Brian Flores, Joe Judge, and David Culley. The Vikings, Bears, and Giants are also looking for general managers in addition to coaches.

Chicago Bears

Fired: Matt Nagy (HC), Ryan Pace (GM)

Scheduled/requested HC interviews:

• Todd Bowles
  Buccaneers defensive coordinator
• Brian Daboll
  Bills offensive coordinator
• Matt Eberflus
  Colts defensive coordinator
• Brian Flores
  Former Dolphins head coach
• Leslie Frazier
  Bills defensive coordinator
• Nathaniel Hackett
  Packers offensive coordinator
  Saturday, January 15
• Byron Leftwich
  Buccaneers offensive coordinator
• Doug Pederson
  Former Eagles head coach
• Dan Quinn
  Cowboys defensive coordinator

Scheduled/requested GM interviews:

• Kwesi Adofo-Mensah
  Browns vice president of football operations
• Morocco Brown
  Colts director of college scouting
• Ran Carthon
  49ers director of player personnel
• Glenn Cook
  Browns vice president of player personnel
• Ed Dodds
  Colts assistant general manager
• Jeff Ireland
  Saints assistant general manager
• Omar Khan
  Steelers vice president of football and business administration
• Joe Schoen
  Bills assistant general manager
• Eliot Wolf
  Patriots director of scouting 

The latest: The bye week is no weekend off for Hackett. In addition to preparing for the Divisional Round of the playoffs, he’s meeting with teams about what could be his next job. The Bears get their time with him Saturday.

Denver Broncos

Fired: Vic Fangio (HC)

Scheduled/requested interviews:

• Eric Bieniemy 
  Chiefs offensive coordinator
• Brian Callahan
  Bengals offensive coordinator
• Jonathan Gannon
  Eagles defensive coordinator
• Luke Getsy
  Packers QB coach/passing game coordinator
  Saturday, January 15
• Aaron Glenn
  Lions defensive coordinator
  Thursday, January 13
• Nathaniel Hackett 
  Packers offensive coordinator
  Thursday, January 13
• Jerod Mayo
  Patriots LB coach
• Kellen Moore
  Cowboys offensive coordinator
• Kevin O’Connell
  Rams offensive coordinator
• Dan Quinn
  Cowboys defensive coordinator

The latest: The Broncos on Thursday will meet with Glenn, who has been in or around the NFL since 1994 — first as a Pro Bowl cornerback and then as a defensive assistant. Prior to running the Lions’ defense, he coached defensive backs for the Browns and Saints.

Houston Texans

Fired: David Culley (and Offensive Coordinator Tim Kelly)

Scheduled/requested interviews: N/A

The latest: After taking the time to review the situation in Houston, the Texans have moved on from David Culley. According to a report by Ian Rapoport, one of the reasons Culley was fired was due to his reluctance to change his offensive staff. After ranking 32nd in the league offensively, the Texans wanted change, and Culley resisted that.

On December 30, PFN’s NFL Insider and Chief Draft Analyst Tony Pauline reported that Josh McDaniels could be in line for the Texans’ job if the team were to move on from Culley. Meanwhile, Aaron Wilson of SportsTalk 790 reports that the Texans are targeting former Dolphins head coach Brian Flores as their top candidate at this time.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Patriots LB coach Jerod Mayo is expected to emerge as a leading candidate for the job. PFN Analyst Adam Beasley mentioned Mayo as a potential head coach candidate to take over for Culley.

Regardless of who becomes the next head coach, CBS Sports reporter Jonathan Jones reports that Pep Hamilton is likely to be the next offensive coordinator.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Fired: Urban Meyer (HC)

Scheduled/requested interviews:

• Darrell Bevell
  Jaguars interim head coach
  Tuesday, January 11
• Todd Bowles
  Buccaneers defensive coordinator
  Friday, January 3 (Jan 7 has also been reported)
• Jim Caldwell
  Former Colts and Lions head coach
  Tuesday, January 4
• Matt Eberflus
  Colts defensive coordinator
• Nathaniel Hackett
  Packers offensive coordinator
  Week of January 10
• Byron Leftwich
  Buccaneers offensive coordinator
  Friday, January 7
• Kellen Moore
  Cowboys offensive coordinator
  Friday, January 7
• Bill O’Brien
  Alabama offensive coordinator
  Thursday, January 13
• Doug Pederson
  Former Eagles head coach
  Thursday, December 30
• Dan Quinn
  Cowboys defensive coordinator
  After Cowboys’ regular season

The latest: There’s a real chance that this is the day Shad Khan and Trent Baalke interview their next head coach. Bill O’Brien seems to be the front-runner to replace Urban Meyer. He is said to have Baalke’s support. If O’Brien can also convince Khan, don’t be surprised if a hire is announced soon.

Las Vegas Raiders

Resigned: Jon Gruden (HC)

Scheduled/requested interviews: N/A

The latest: Is the future University of Michigan football program at the mercy of the Raiders-Bengals playoff game?

Las Vegas is said to have interest in potentially hiring Jim Harbaugh as Jon Gruden’s replacement. Still, it would be an awful look to replace interim coach Rich Bisaccia who got the Raiders to the playoffs.

Miami Dolphins

Fired: Brian Flores (HC)

Scheduled/requested interviews:

• Brian Daboll
  Bills offensive coordinator
• Leslie Frazier
  Bills defensive coordinator
  
• Vance Joseph
  Cardinals defensive coordinator
  
• Mike McDaniel
  49ers offensive Coordinator
• Kellen Moore
  Cowboys offensive coordinator
• Dan Quinn
  Cowboys defensive coordinator

The latest: The Miami Dolphins’ names keep trickling in. A late addition Wednesday night: Frazier, who has spent the past five seasons as Buffalo’s DC and assistant head coach. He checks an important box for Stephen Ross — experience. Frazier was the Vikings’ interim coach in 2010 and impressed enough to get the job permanently. He went 21-32-1 in 3+ seasons in that role, including a playoff loss in 2012.

Minnesota Vikings

Fired: Mike Zimmer (HC), Rick Spielman (GM)

Scheduled/requested HC interviews:

• None announced

Scheduled/requested GM interviews:

• Brandon Brown
  Eagles director of player personnel
• John Spytek
  Buccaneers vice president of player personnel
• Catherine Raîche
  Eagles vice president of football operations

The latest: The Vikings’ preliminary list has a historic name. Catherine Raîche is believed to be the first woman ever requested for a GM interview in NFL history. Raîche has been with the Eagles since 2019, first as a football operations coordinator before taking over her current role. Prior to that, she worked for teams in both the CFL and XFL.

New York Giants

Fired/retired: Joe Judge (HC), Dave Gettleman (GM)

Scheduled/requested interviews:

• Kevin Abrams
  Giants assistant general manager
• Ran Carthon
  49ers director of pro personnel 
• Ryan Cowden
  Titans vice president of player personnel
• Quentin Harris
  Cardinals vice president of player personnel
  Thursday, January 13
• Joe Hortiz
  Ravens director of player personnel
• Monti Ossenfort
  Titans director of player personnel
• Adam Peters
  49ers assistant general manager
• Ryan Poles
  Chiefs executive director of player personnel
  Thursday, January 13
• Joe Schoen
  Bills assistant general manager
  Wednesday, January 12
• Adrian Wilson
  Cardinals vice president of pro personnel
  Wednesday, January 12

The latest: The big controversy/debate that emerged from John Mara’s news conference Wednesday was his defense of his brother, Chris, who will continue as the team’s senior vice president of player personnel. Mara grew testy at times when he insisted that family members did not have “undue influence” over personnel decisions. “Chris is a very skilled evaluator, but he does not have any authority here other than the fact that I will go to him on occasion and ask him about players,” Mara said. Left unsaid? Any GM candidate interested in the job knows that keeping Chris Mara is part of the deal. Meanwhile, the Giants announced they had completed an interview with Harris Thursday.

Seattle Seahawks

Fired: N/A

Scheduled/requested interviews: N/A

The latest: We can probably close the book on Pete Carroll speculation. He doesn’t want to retire. And Seahawks owner Jody Allen is showing no eagerness to fire him. Expect another year of the Carroll-John Schneider partnership.