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Lady Vols part ways with Gabe Lazo after two-season recruiting ascent
sports11 days ago

Lady Vols part ways with Gabe Lazo after two-season recruiting ascent

Tennessee women's basketball is parting ways with assistant coach Gabe Lazo after two seasons. He was a key recruiter for Kim Caldwell’s initial signing class (including Mia Pauldo and Mya Pauldo, Deniya Prawl, Jaida Civil and Lauren Hurst) and led the signing of five-star Oliviyah Edwards, while also helping Tennessee secure a top-ranked transfer portal class praised by multiple services, contributing to back-to-back top-10 recruiting classes.

via On3|
#coaching-changes#college-basketball#recruiting
LSU Reunites with Will Wade in Blockbuster Basketball Return
sports14 days ago

LSU Reunites with Will Wade in Blockbuster Basketball Return

Will Wade left NC State after one season to return to LSU in a months‑in‑the‑making deal that reunites him with LSU leadership from his McNeese days. LSU granted Wade a seven‑year contract with a salary around $4 million per year and pledged a substantial NIL/roster budget, while NC State agreed to a roughly $4 million separation payout to part ways with him. The move underscores LSU’s willingness to pay big to land top basketball talent and signals Wade’s turbulent coaching arc continuing after his LSU firing.

via The New York Times|
#coaching-changes#college-basketball#lsu-tigers
Tua's cryptic Dolphins exit signals fresh Falcons start
sports17 days ago

Tua's cryptic Dolphins exit signals fresh Falcons start

Tua Tagovailoa, now with the Atlanta Falcons on a one-year deal, said he wasn’t satisfied with his play in his final Dolphins season and spoke cryptically about the team’s issues, calling them “unique” and avoiding specifics while signaling a fresh start with Atlanta and focusing on playing well this season after passing his physical.

via Sports Illustrated|
#atlanta-falcons#coaching-changes#miami-dolphins
Commanders Overhaul OL: Coaching Shakeup, Cuts, and Key Extensions
sports28 days ago

Commanders Overhaul OL: Coaching Shakeup, Cuts, and Key Extensions

Washington Commanders reshuffle their offensive line and coaching staff, cutting center Tyler Biadasz and promoting an internal OL coach, while extending Nick Allegretti (the likely Week 18 starter after Biadasz’s injury) and re-signing Trent Scott; they reportedly extended Laremy Tunsil to become the league’s highest-paid lineman by AAV, and the left guard battle remains between Chris Paul and Brandon Coleman, with Paul back after his rookie deal and still seeking a market.

via Hogs Haven|
#coaching-changes#lineman-contracts#nfl-free-agency
Chiefs’ Reid Signals Not-So-Silent Offseason: Kelce’s Future, Rice and Hill News, Plus New Coaches
sports1 month ago

Chiefs’ Reid Signals Not-So-Silent Offseason: Kelce’s Future, Rice and Hill News, Plus New Coaches

Ahead of the 2026 NFL Combine, Chiefs coach Andy Reid offered limited updates on Travis Kelce’s retirement decision, emphasizing ongoing communication but no firm answer. He declined to comment on Rashee Rice’s civil suit and Tyreek Hill’s status, noting ongoing processes and Hill’s injury recovery. Reid also discussed fresh coaches—DeMarco Murray, Chad O’Shea, and Andre Curtis—praising O’Shea’s Super Bowl experience and Curtis’ familiarity with the staff as the Chiefs build their offseason staff.

via Arrowhead Addict|
#coaching-changes#kansas-city-chiefs#rashee-rice
Packers part ways with Rich Bisaccia after four seasons
sports1 month ago

Packers part ways with Rich Bisaccia after four seasons

Rich Bisaccia stepped down as the Green Bay Packers' assistant head coach and special teams coordinator after four seasons. Head coach Matt LaFleur thanked him for his contributions, and Bisaccia expressed gratitude to the organization and fans as he moves on, noting the players’ dedication and the team’s notable special-teams achievements during his tenure.

via Green Bay Packers – packers.com|
#coaching-changes#green-bay-packers#nfl
Eagles pivot as Stoutland exits, signaling a reshaped OL team
sports2 months ago

Eagles pivot as Stoutland exits, signaling a reshaped OL team

Philadelphia Eagles confirm OL coach Jeff Stoutland will not return next season after tensions over run-game design changes led by Nick Sirianni; injuries contributed to a stagnant offense, and Stoutland wasn’t consulted on adjustments, prompting his departure. The team is reshaping the staff, naming Ryan Mahaffey run-game coordinator/TE coach and Sean Mannion as OC, in a broader effort to rebuild after a down year for the line.

via Bleeding Green Nation|
#coaching-changes#jeff-stoutland#nick-sirianni
Stoutland Exits Eagles, Eyes New Coaching Chapter
sports2 months ago

Stoutland Exits Eagles, Eyes New Coaching Chapter

After 13 seasons with the Eagles, offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland relinquished his run game coordinator title and is leaving the team. He says he’s not retiring from coaching and will pursue opportunities with another club as Philadelphia shifts to new run designs under incoming OC Sean Mannion, potentially adopting McVay/Shanahan-inspired schemes.

via NBC Sports|
#coaching-changes#jeff-stoutland#offensive-line-coach
Jets part ways with one-year OC Engstrand after disappointing season
sports2 months ago

Jets part ways with one-year OC Engstrand after disappointing season

The New York Jets split with Tanner Engstrand after one season as offensive coordinator under Aaron Glenn, following a 3-14 campaign in 2025 that saw the team finish 29th in points per game despite a 10th-place finish in total rushing yards. Engstrand’s ties to the Lions and Bears, plus past work under Jim Harbaugh, suggest he could quickly land elsewhere, potentially returning to Detroit or joining another staff such as the Chargers.

via Pride Of Detroit|
#coaching-changes#detroit-lions#new-york-jets
Broncos Shake Up Coaching Staff, Dismiss Lombardi, Colbert and Lynch
sports2 months ago

Broncos Shake Up Coaching Staff, Dismiss Lombardi, Colbert and Lynch

Denver Broncos fire offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi and two positional coaches, Keary Colbert (WRs) and Addison Lynch (CBs), in a staff overhaul led by Sean Payton. Lombardi’s departure could clear the way for quarterbacks coach Davis Webb, who is also a potential candidate for future jobs; Denver will still need to interview two minority candidates to satisfy the Rooney Rule. Colbert’s receivers were among the league’s leading culprits in drops, while Lynch had recently been promoted to CBs coach.

via NBC Sports|
#coaching-changes#davis-webb#denver-broncos
Broncos fire Lombardi, Colbert, and Lynch in Payton's staff shakeup
sports2 months ago

Broncos fire Lombardi, Colbert, and Lynch in Payton's staff shakeup

Sean Payton fired OC Joe Lombardi along with WR coach Keary Colbert and CB coach Addison Lynch, launching a full search for a new OC. Internally, Davis Webb or Zach Strief could be considered, while Webb’s status may hinge on other OC opportunities, including the Raiders. Payton criticized the offense after a season-ending loss to the Patriots, citing receiver drops and run-game issues as the Broncos finished 10th in yards and 14th in points in 2025. The Rooney Rule requires Denver to interview at least two minority candidates for the OC post.

via denverpost.com|
#coaching-changes#denver-broncos#nfl
Chiefs part ways with Nagy as Mahomes thanks coach
sports2 months ago

Chiefs part ways with Nagy as Mahomes thanks coach

The Chiefs officially part ways with offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, with Patrick Mahomes publicly thanking him for shaping him as a player; the roundup also mentions Mahomes’ fourth-quarter struggles in context, potential Ravens interest in defensive coach Joe Cullen, the death of former Chiefs wide receiver Frank Pitts Jr., and other NFL coaching and quarterback updates.

via Arrowhead Pride|
#coaching-changes#kansas-city-chiefs#matt-nagy