Breaking Down The NFL's Organizational Shake-Up And Head Coach Revolving Door

But even though most of those teams struggled and that's why the coaches were fired, it's not like all of them should be banned and vanish into oblivion.

Brian Flores instantly became the best available coach in the league and is already drawing plenty of interest, while Mike Zimmer did a somewhat decent job in Minnesota.

Vic Fangio, on the other hand, struggled to get anything going offensively but he did fulfill his promise of putting together a top-notch defense in Denver.

Besides those guys we mentioned, it seems like it's time some of the brightest assistant coaches either get their first chance or another opportunity to lead the way.

Brian Daboll, Eric Bieniemy, Kellen Moore, and Byron Leftwich have done an outstanding job as offensive coordinators and could instantly turn any of those teams around.

Tod Bowless, Josh McDaniels, and Dan Quinn already have experience as head coaches and it seems like it's only a matter of time before they get the call again.

One of the main issues the league has yet to address is the lack of diversity among head coaches.

Recently, the players and some analysts have complained about the fact that Mike Tomlin is now the only black head coach in the NFL, even though the league consists of 65+% of black players.

We've already talked about some of the most prepared assistants to take a step forward and land a job, so hopefully, teams will address this issue in the offseason.

All things considered, there's a reason why these teams struggled last season in the first place.

Then again, it seems like the Denver Broncos could be on to something and are ahead of schedule in comparison to the other teams.

The Broncos have one of the best defenses in the league, a true home-field advantage, and have put together a promising, up-and-coming offense that only needs a true QB to step up.

When it comes to the least attractive, the Houston Texans look lost and without a clear direction right now, while the New York Giants don't even have a GM.