The NFL’s annual “Black Monday” is underway, bringing with it the potential for significant coaching changes across the league. Known as a day of reckoning for underperforming teams, Black Monday typically sees organizations swiftly evaluating and, often, dismissing coaches following the conclusion of the regular season.

The term “Black Monday” originated from the historical trend of NFL teams making coaching decisions on the Monday immediately following the final game of the regular season. It’s a period of intense speculation and rumor-mongering as fans, analysts, and media outlets dissect team performance and predict future moves. While specific firings haven't been officially confirmed as of early Monday evening, reports are beginning to surface regarding potential candidates and teams considering changes.

Historically, teams have used this day to make decisive changes in an effort to improve their performance in the upcoming season. The urgency stems from the desire to secure coaching candidates before they become unavailable and to begin planning for the offseason and draft. The timeline for these decisions can vary, with some announcements coming swiftly and others unfolding over several days.

As the day progresses, this page will be updated with confirmed reports and credible rumors regarding coaching changes throughout the NFL. Stay tuned for the latest developments as teams navigate this crucial period of evaluation and potential restructuring.