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Jets’ Glenn, Bucs’ Bowles and Bengals’ Taylor Among NFL Coaches Facing Hot-Seat Pressure

Owners and fans are watching for early losses, quarterback setbacks and playoff misses that could push several coaches closer to the hot seat.

  • With the NFL season approaching, New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn, Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, and Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor face job-security questions following disappointing previous campaigns.
  • Following a 3-14 debut season, Glenn overhauled his coaching staff by hiring offensive coordinator Frank Reich and defensive coordinator Brian Duker to revitalize the Jets' performance.
  • After the Buccaneers' 8-9 finish last year, Bowles enters the season needing double-digit wins and postseason success, following a devastating 2-7 collapse during the final stretch.
  • Taylor enters his eighth season needing to break a playoff slump; Cincinnati added defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence to bolster the defense after last year's 6-11 finish.
  • Although coaches like Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur appear secure, slow starts could create instability for others across the league.
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Jets’ Glenn, Bucs’ Bowles and Bengals’ Taylor among NFL coaches facing hot-seat pressure

The heat is on several NFL coaches — and it has nothing to do with the soon-to-be steamy dog days of training camp.

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Jets' Glenn, Bucs' Bowles and Bengals' Taylor among NFL coaches facing hot-seat pressure

Several NFL coaches are already feeling the heat, even with the regular season still weeks away. The New York Jets’ Aaron Glenn, Tampa Bay’s Todd Bowles and Cincinnati’s Zac Taylor face pressure to deliver strong starts in make-or-break seasons.

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