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– Poor performance with the Dolphins didn't deter the Jets. – Struggled with QB Sam Darnold and team veterans. – Finished 7-9 and 2-14; fired after two seasons.
Credit: Pro Football Rumors
– Rapid promotion from RB coach to head coach. – Overwhelmed by the role; made questionable decisions. – Fired after a 6-10 season; moved to college coaching.
Credit: CBS Sports
– Had some success with the Eagles but failed with the Jets. – Poor draft and free-agent decisions. – Finished 4-28 over two seasons; never returned to the NFL.
Credit: New York Daily News
– Failed to replicate Patriots' success in Detroit. – Toxic locker room environment. – Fired after 6-10, followed by two more poor seasons.
Credit: CBC
– Former Patriots assistant with a 10-23 record. – Notable for conservative play-calling. – Fired after two seasons.
Credit: ESPN
– Son of legendary coach Don Shula; struggled as Bengals' HC. – Went 19-52 with no winning seasons. – Fifth-worst winning percentage in NFL history.
Credit: Britannica
– Went 1-31 in first two seasons with the Browns. – Fired after starting 2018 season 2-5-1. – Second-worst winning percentage in NFL history.
Credit: Akron Beacon Journal
– Resigned after just 13 games. – Poor handling of the team led to an abrupt departure. – Returned to college coaching.
Credit: The Courier-Journal
– Poor game management from Week 1. – The Broncos scored the fewest points in the league. – Fired after 4-11 season.
Credit: Bleacher Report
– Fired before completing the first season. – Numerous off-field issues and poor team performance. – Won only two of 13 games.
Credit: Pro Football Rumors