Interviews for vacant head coach and general manager positions are taking place on a daily basis. As teams move quickly to fill those roles, CBS Sports has you covered on a candidate-by-candidate basis and a team-by-team basis.
Head coaching candidates
There are seven NFL teams (Chargers, Jets, Jaguars, Texans, Falcons, Lions and Eagles) that took the leap and fully submersed themselves in the head coach vacancy pool. Urban Meyer struck a deal with the Jaguars, while 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith landed with the Jets and Falcons, respectively. The Chargers, Texans, Eagles and Lions remain on the hunt.
Robert Saleh, 49ers defensive coordinator
- Jets, interview completed and hired
FalconsJaguars- Lions
- Chargers
Brian Daboll, Bills offensive coordinator
- Chargers, interview completed
Jets, interview completed
Eric Bieniemy, Chiefs offensive coordinator
- Texans, interview requested
- Lions, interview completed
- Chargers, interview requested
Falcons, interview completedJaguars, interview completedJets, interview completed
Darrell Bevell, Lions interim head coach
- Lions, interview completed
Joe Brady, Panthers offensive coordinator
- Texans, interview completed
- Chargers, interview completed
- Eagles, interview completed
Jets, interview completedFalcons, interview completed
Todd Bowles, Buccaneers defensive coordinator
- Eagles, interview requested
- Lions, interview canceled
Falcons, interview completed
Jim Caldwell, former Lions head coach
- Texans, interview completed
Dan Campbell, Saints assistant head coach/tight ends coach
- Lions, interview completed
Matt Eberflus, Colts defensive coordinator
- Chargers, interview scheduled
- Texans, interview request reportedly turned down by Eberflus
Jets, interview completed
Jason Garrett, Giants offensive coordinator
- Chargers, interview completed
Aaron Glenn, Saints secondary coach
Jets, interview completed
Patrick Graham, Giants defensive coordinator
Jets, interview requested- Graham signed an extension with the Giants on Jan. 5
Urban Meyer, former Ohio State head coach
- Jaguars, interview completed and hired
Nathaniel Hackett, Packers offensive coordinator
Falcons, interview completed
Marvin Lewis, former Bengals head coach
- Lions, interview completed
- Texans, interview completed
Jets, interview completed
Jerod Mayo, Patriots inside linebackers coach
- Eagles, interview scheduled
Raheem Morris, interim Falcons head coach
Falcons, interview completedJaguars, interview completed
Arthur Smith, Titans offensive coordinator
- Falcons, interview completed and hired
Jaguars, interview requestedJets, interview requestedFalcons, interest- Lions
- Chargers
- Texans
Brandon Staley, Rams defensive coordinator
- Texans, interview requested
- Chargers, interview completed
Jets, interview completed
General manager candidates
The Texans, Broncos, Lions and Panthers have all filled their general manager vacancies. That leaves Atlanta, Washington and Jacksonville as teams still in the mix for a new general manager.
Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, Browns president of football operations
Panthers, interview completed
Matt Bazirgan, Texans director of player personnel
Texans, interview completed
Morocco Brown, Colts director of college scouting
- Falcons, interview completed
Nick Caserio, Patriots director of player personnel
- Texans, interview completed and hired
Panthers
Scott Cohen, Ravens director of football research
Texans, interview requested
Ryan Cowden, Titans vice president of player personnel
- Washington, interview completed
Thomas Dimitroff, former Falcons general manager
Lions, interview completed
Ed Dodds, Colts assistant general manager
Lions, interview completedPanthers, interview completed
Scott Fitterer, Seahawks vice president of football operations
- Panthers, interview completed and hired
Terry Fontenot, Saints vice president and assistant GM
- Falcons, interview completed
Lions, interview completedBroncos, interview completed
Brad Holmes, Rams scouting director
- Lions, interview completed and hired
- Falcons, interview completed
Texans, interest
Marty Hurney, former Panthers general manager
- Washington, interest
Jeff Ireland, Saints assistant general manager and scouting director
Panthers, interview completedLions, interview completed
Champ Kelly, Bears assistant director of player personnel
- Falcons, interest
Panthers, interview completed- Broncos
, interview completed
Omar Khan, Steelers vice president of football administration
Texans, interview completedPanthers, interview completed
Trent Kirchner, Seahawks vice president of player personnel
Texans, interview completed
Rob Lohman, Lions director of player personnel
Lions, interview completed
Martin Mayhew, 49ers senior personnel executive
- Washington, interest
Lance Newmark, Lions director of player personnel
Lions, interview completed
Kyle O'Brien, Lions vice president of player personnel
Lions, interview completed
Monti Ossenfort, Titans director of player personnel
Panthers, interview completed
George Paton, Vikings assistant general manager
- Broncos, interview completed and hired
Lions, interest- Falcons, interest
Adam Peters, 49ers vice president of player personnel
Panthers, interview completed
Scott Pioli, former Chiefs general manager
Lions, interview completed
Ryan Poles, Chiefs assistant director of player personnel
Panthers, interview completed
Jerry Reese, former Giants general manager
- Jaguars, interview completed
Panthers, interview completed
Louis Riddick, ESPN analyst
- Jaguars, interview completed
Lions, interview completedTexans, interview completed
Joe Schoen, Bills assistant general manager
- Falcons, interest
- Washington, interest
Panthers, interview completed
John Schneider, Seahawks general manager
Lions, interest- Schneider signed an extension with Seattle through the 2027 draft on Jan. 12
Rick Smith, former Texans general manager
- Falcons, interview completed
- Jaguars, interview completed
Lions, interview completed
Brandt Tilis, Chiefs director of football administration
Panthers, interview completed
