Las Vegas Raiders head coach Pete Carroll, Cleveland Browns’ Kevin Stefanski and the Arizona Cardinals’ Jonathan Gannon have all been sacked with the NFL’s ‘Black Monday’ in full swing.

Carroll, 74, who spent 14 years in his earlier function the Seattle Seahawks and received a Tremendous Bowl, lasted only one season with the Raiders.

His departure after a dreadful 3-14 season – the joint-worst file within the NFL – was introduced by proprietor Mark Davis, with part-owner Tom Brady to play a job within the seek for a sixth head coach because the begin of the 2021 season.

The day after the tip of the common season has grow to be often called ‘Black Monday’ as NFL groups look to reset and make main teaching adjustments for the brand new marketing campaign.

The Browns have been the primary to behave, dismissing two-time coach of the 12 months Stefanski, 43, after ending the 2025 season with a disappointing 5-12 file.

Stefanski joined the Browns in 2020 and led them to 2 play-off appearances, together with a primary post-season win in 26 years throughout his debut season.

Browns house owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam referred to as Stefanski “an excellent soccer coach and an excellent higher individual” however stated “a change on the head teaching place is important”.

Gannon, 42, was relieved of his duties after the Cardinals misplaced their closing 9 video games to finish up 3-14.

He was appointed after impressing as defensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles however the Cardinals’ defence by no means ranked contained in the NFL’s high 20 throughout his three years in cost.

Gannon’s win-loss file with the Cardinals was 15-36 .