It's not Black Monday just yet, but these NFL coaches could be the next Lane Kiffin. The likes of Mike Tomlin, Bill Belichick and more could cause Kiffin-like drama.

Some news emerged on Wednesday regarding Bill Belichick after he finished his first year as the North Carolina head coach.

This is the most important Packers-Bears game since the 2013 regular-season finale. Since then, Green Bay is 19-3 against Chicago.

With failed former Raiders coach Lane Kiffin working his way up the college football ladder toward a minimum payday of $13 million per year, some NFL coaches may be interested in ditching the realities of life in the NFL for having an NCAA program of their own.

Hartline, who is in his third season coordinating the Buckeyes’ offense, helped Ohio State post a 92-11 (89%) record in his eight seasons as a member of the full-time coaching staff while being part of eight Big Ten Championship teams as a coach and player.

Louisiana native and NFL Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk will speak to the media as the new head football coach at Southern University on Monday, Dec. 1.

Lane Kiffin changed the landscape of the SEC on Sunday. After six seasons in Oxford, Miss., Kiffin announced on Sunday that he is leaving Ole Miss to become the new head coach at LSU. Kiffin posted on his X account that he wanted to coach the Rebels in the College Football Playoff,