Five NFL Head Coaching Vacancies Remain After Jets Hire Glenn

Ben Johnson has accepted the head coaching position with the Chicago Bears, leaving four NFL head coaching vacancies remaining with the Jets, Saints, Jaguars, and Cowboys in search of new leaders. Johnson, the former offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions, made his decision shortly after the team's playoff loss. Aaron Glenn, the Lions' defensive coordinator, is also on the move, reportedly joining the New York Jets. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are considering several candidates, including Kellen Moore, Robert Saleh, and Leslie Frazier, after parting ways with Mike McCarthy. The ongoing coaching changes reflect significant shifts within the league, as teams aim to reshape their futures. This will mark the ninth head coach for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones since 1989, emphasizing the franchise's ongoing quest for success.