“Black Monday”: Three NFL head coaches have to leave

“We are committed to providing successful football for the city of Jacksonville. With this goal in mind, we need a fresh start,” said team owner Shahid Khan in a statement about the separation from Marrone. After a disastrous season with 15 losses in a row, Jacksonville holds the first choice (No. 1 pick) in the upcoming draft. The hottest candidate for the big cats from Florida is quarterback Trevor Lawrence from Clemson, should he make himself available for the draft. Lynn fired despite winning streak Chargers owner Dean Spanos said goodbye to Lynn with “deep gratitude” after four years together, under whom the team recorded seven wins and nine losses this season. The fact that the Chargers won their last four games couldn't save the coach. The New York Jets had already fired their head coach Adam Gase. “It is clear that it is the best decision for the Jets to take a new direction,” said club boss Christopher Johnson. Under Gase, the Jets only managed two wins and 14 defeats over the course of the past season, although they initially lost 13 games in a row after the start of the season. Three head coaches in the NFL had already been fired over the course of the season: the Houston Texans parted ways with Bill O'Brien, the Atlanta Falcons parted ways with Dan Quinn and the Detroit Lions parted ways with Matt Patricia.

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“Black Monday”: Three NFL head coaches have to leave

This time on “Black Monday” three head coaches in the NFL were hit. Like many other head coaches, Doug Marrone (Jacksonville Jaguars), Anthony Lynn (Los Angeles Chargers) and Adam Gase (New York Jets) were fired on the first Monday after the end of the main round.

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