NFL 2025 Next Coach Fired Odds: Taylor, Gannon On Hot Seat

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With just over a month to go in the NFL regular season, it’s high time for teams to take stock of their immediate futures and decide about their respective head coaches.  

In the case of two franchises (the New York Giants and Tennessee Titans) such a decision has already been made, with Brian Daboll and Brian Callahan both getting the boot, paving the way for at least two coaching positions to turn around in 2026.  

To get a sense of which coaches may get the red slip next, Bookies.com broke down the odds on which NFL sideline leaders are in trouble.

2025 NFL Next Coach Fired Odds

Here are our latest NFL odds on the Next Coach Fired. 

CoachTeamOddsPercent Chance
Zac TaylorCincinnati Bengals+42519.1%
Raheem MorrisAtlanta Falcons+45018.2%
Jonathan GannonArizona Cardinals+55015.4%
Pete CarrollLas Vegas Raiders+70012.5%
Kevin StefanskiCleveland Browns+70012.5%
Mike McDanielMiami Dolphins+11008.3%
Mike TomlinPittsburgh Steelers+11008.3%
The Field-+15006.3%

Odds above have been created by Bookies.com's Thomas Leary and do not reflect odds that may be available on legal betting apps.

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Miami Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel
Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel may run out of tricks this season. (USA TODAY Images)

Zac Taylor (Bengals 7th year head coach): +425 

There’s no denying that 2024 has been a nightmare in the Queen City, with Cincinnati going from consecutive 9-8 campaigns to this year’s 4-8 stinker in Southern Ohio.  

While injuries have played a key role in the Bengals’ slide, including hits to franchise QB Joe Burrow, there’s no denying that Cincy is heading in the wrong direction under Zac Taylor’s watch, going from the high of being AFC champs in 2021 to the cellar of the 32-team NFL in 2025. 

That’s much of the reason why we have Taylor third on our firing odds board, at +425, as Bengals brass will likely do some soul searching this offseason after a lost season in the Buckeye State.  

A stat to note: While Burrow came back and led the team to a Thanksgiving win last week, Taylor is 7-16 without Burrow in his tenure.

Raheem Morris (Falcons 2nd Year Head Coach): +450

Morris has seen his second go-round as an NFL head coach go largely like his first, with the Falcons going 4-8 to start the year, including a season sweep to the Carolina Panthers.

Morris' 12-17 mark in the Peach State largely tracks with the three-year stint that Morris spent in Tampa Bay from 2009 through 2011, when he went 16-23 with the Buccaneers, with one 10-6 campaign offset by 3-13 and 4-12 clangers in 2009 and 2011.  

Morris and the Falcons lost to the Jets in Week 13, a tough look for a coach struggling to make his mark. 

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Jonathan Gannon (Cardinals 3rd year head coach): +550 

Year Three for Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon has not gone to plan, with the former Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator leading the club to another dreary campaign in the desert.  

So far this year, Arizona’s 3-9 record is Gannon’s second worst (behind the team’s 4-13 campaign in 2023), though it might be his most disappointing yet, given the year-over-year falloff across the board in Glendale.  

This year, Arizona’s offensive point production has dropped from ranking 12th leaguewide (23.5) in 2024 to 18th this year (at 22.5), speaking to the fall-off from former No. 1 overall pick Kyler Murray and company on that side of the ball.  

More importantly, Gannon’s specialty (defense) has been even more depressing, year-over-year, with Arizona’s points allowed number swelling from 22.3 points per game in 2024 (ranking 15th leaguewide) to 25.7 points per game this year (ranking 24th overall).  

All told that club-wide drop-off is a big reason why Gannon ranks third on our next coach fired odds board right now, with the third-year NFL head coach holding +550 odds of getting the pink slip next. Gannon also will face the Super Bowl favorite Rams twice before the year is over.

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Pete Carroll (Raiders 1st year head coach): +700 

Whatever hope in Sin City that former USC and Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll would bring overnight success to the Raiders has been fully extinguished.  

That’s because the AFC West stalwarts are 2-10 this year, with the league’s second-worst offense, scoring wise, at 15.0 points per game and the 23rd ranked defense by that metric (giving up 25.2 points per game this year).  

We’ve already seen the Raiders fire the team’s first-year offensive coordinator in Chip Kelly, with his short-term boss potentially joining him on the unemployment line shortly.

Who Else Makes Our Next NFL Head Coach Fired Board?  

When it comes to NFL head coaching longshots to get fired next, names like Mike McDaniel of the Miami Dolphins, Kevin Stefanski of the Cleveland Browns and now Mike Tomlin of the Steelers come to mind.  

McDaniel’s tenure in South Florida has careened from the penthouses of South Beach to the outhouses of the Everglades, with Miami dropping from the glamour of going 11-6 in 2023 to 8-9 last year and 5-7 in 2025.  

Stefanski has seen his Browns tenure follow a similar track to McDaniel, as Cleveland went from 11-5 and the playoffs in 2020 to 8-9 and 7-10 campaigns the following years.  

Stefanski was able to buy himself some time in 2023, though, guiding the Browns to a 11-6 record and another playoff run, though he’s since squandered that goodwill by going 3-14 and 3-9 (so far) in 2024 and 2025.  His silver lining this time may be Shedeur Sanders, but we shall see.

The last name on our NFL firing odds board is the current man in charge of the Steelers, with Tomlin checking in at +1100, after "Fire Tomlin" chants erupted at home in the team's non-competitive loss to the Bills in Week 13. That Super Bowl title feels like a long time ago, and it may be time for a change of scenery for the future Hall of Fame coach.


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