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Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula said the team will stay true to its principles but will put Myles Garrett in spots that leverage his strengths, integrating him into a 3-4 scheme to maximize his pass-rushing impact.
Analyst Jourdan Rodrigue suggests the Steelers should consider Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula as a head-coaching candidate, arguing his broad defensive background and network could yield a Tomlin-like, long-running tenure in Pittsburgh, with the process tied to the Rams’ postseason status.
The Steelers are in a wide-open head coach search, with in-person interviews already conducted with Brian Flores and Mike McCarthy (Anthony Weaver interview pending) and the potential for in-person talks with Chris Shula and Nate Scheelhaase; Mark Maske identifies Flores, Shula, and McCarthy as the leading contenders, Flores being free to sign elsewhere, Shula fitting the Steelers’ young, defensive-minded profile as a first-time head coach, and the process remaining open-ended as postseason timing dictates.
The Los Angeles Rams have promoted Chris Shula, a longtime assistant coach, to defensive coordinator, marking the first time head coach Sean McVay has internally promoted someone to a coordinator position. This move suggests that the Rams may not want significant changes to their defensive strategy, as Shula has been with the team since 2017 and has experience coaching various defensive positions. The decision to promote Shula keeps continuity within the coaching staff and reflects a low-risk approach for the Rams.
The Los Angeles Rams have promoted Chris Shula, the grandson of Hall of Fame coach Don Shula, to defensive coordinator, replacing Raheem Morris. Shula, who has been with the Rams for seven seasons, was also considered for the Miami Dolphins' defensive coordinator position. The 37-year-old has primarily worked with linebackers and was part of the Rams' 2021 Super Bowl-winning staff. His grandfather, Don Shula, was a highly accomplished NFL head coach, and his father, Dave Shula, was the Cincinnati Bengals' head coach.
Chris Shula has been promoted to defensive coordinator for the Rams, having been with the team since 2017 and rising through the coaching staff ranks. The 37-year-old, who has a longstanding connection with head coach Sean McVay, fills the vacancy left by Raheem Morris. Shula's quick promotion may have been prompted by the Dolphins' interest in him for their own defensive coordinator position.
The Los Angeles Rams have promoted Chris Shula, their pass-rush coordinator and linebackers coach, to replace Raheem Morris as defensive coordinator. Shula, who has been with head coach Sean McVay since 2017, was also sought after by the Dolphins for their defensive coordinator position. The move comes after the Rams' defense ranked 22nd in total DVOA in 2023 and amidst the loss of key defensive players last offseason. Shula is the grandson of late Hall of Fame coach Don Shula and the son of former Bengals' head coach David Shula.
The Los Angeles Rams have promoted longtime assistant Chris Shula to defensive coordinator, replacing Raheem Morris. Shula, the grandson of Hall of Fame coach Don Shula, has been with the Rams since 2017 and has experience in various coaching roles. With this promotion, Shula joins a line of coaches under Sean McVay who have moved on to head coaching positions in the NFL.
The Miami Dolphins are interviewing Chris Shula, grandson of Hall of Famer Don Shula, for the position of defensive coordinator. Chris Shula has spent the last seven seasons with the Los Angeles Rams and was part of the 2021 Super Bowl-winning staff. His grandfather, Don Shula, was a legendary NFL coach, and his father, Dave Shula, also has ties to the NFL.
The Miami Dolphins are considering Chris Shula, grandson of legendary coach Don Shula, for their defensive coordinator position, adding his name to the list of potential candidates. Shula, who has spent the past seven seasons with the Rams, is looking to make the leap to a coordinator role. The team has been actively pursuing options after facing some setbacks in their search, and Shula's connection to the Dolphins' legacy adds an intriguing element to the process.
Chris Shula, Rams linebackers coach and pass rush coordinator, will interview for the Miami Dolphins' defensive coordinator position, following the departure of Vic Fangio. Shula has a family connection to the Dolphins through his grandfather, Don Shula, who achieved significant success as the team's head coach. Other candidates for the position include Chris Kiffin, Leslie Frazier, Brandon Staley, Ryan Slowik, and Anthony Campanile.