The number of head coach vacancies was trimmed to seven this weekend. Those positions were filled by the two recently fired established head coach candidates who were available. The Giants had been reportedly working on a deal to make former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh the coach in New York.

The Las Vegas Raiders have interviewed a long list of candidates, but at least one didn't like the idea of taking the job.

Competition. It's something former Raiders head coach Pete Carroll preached all the time. Now it's something the Raiders are faced with in replacing Carroll. They fired the 74-year-old after just one season in Las Vegas and jumped into what is turning into an ever-widening pool of teams all clamoring to get their hands on the top candidates.

NFL Insider Mike Garafolo reports that Los Angeles Rams passing game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase will interview for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns and Las Vegas Raiders head coaching positions.

The Las Vegas Raiders will have many options in their coaching search. One, however, has been eliminated. Raiders' Reality The Raiders' quarterback situation h

The NFL head coaching carousel continues to turn, with the New York Giants signing Jim Harbaugh and the Atlanta Falcons signing Kevin Stefanski to fill their vacancies.

Since he was fired by the Dolphins just over a week ago, Mike McDaniel has been offered a litany of opportunities to move on in some form or fashion. Some

As the Las Vegas Raiders' front office continues to search for its next head coach, it must do a few things differently than it did last offseason. That include