That's the most by any team since the 2015 New York Giants. Game management wasn't his strong suit this season as Atlanta had four losses when leading in the final minute of a game this season. That run made Smith the first Falcons head coach to ever lose 10 games in three consecutive seasons.

7 after finishing 7-10 in each his first three seasons. The Atlanta Falcons fired Arthur Smith following the conclusion of the final day of the regular season on Jan.

Their 15.9 points per game allowed from Weeks 9-18 under Pierce ranked as the fewest in the NFL. Las Vegas went 5-4 under linebackers and interim head coach Antonio Pierce to finish the season 8-9 overall. McDaniels reportedly lost the locker ro om as his players ripped into for his leadership approach. He went 9-16 in two seasons as the Raiders head coach. The Raiders fired Josh McDaniels on Halloween after 3-5 start. Carolina finished the season with the NFL's worst record, 2-15, and the league's worst scoring offense (13.9 points per game) in 2023 first overall pick quarterback Bryce Young's rookie season. Reich's 11-game tenure is the shortest with a team since Pete McCulley lasted nine games with the 1978 San Francisco 49ers. 27 following Carolina beginning the year 1-10 in his first season in charge. The Panthers made Frank Reich the first coach fired after letting him go on Nov. Then there are the Atlanta Falcons, who fired Arthur Smith on Sunday evening just after midnight the Washington Commanders, who moved on from Ron Rivera on Monday and the Tennessee Titans, who parted ways with Mike Vrabel on Tuesday. There are the Carolina Panthers, the Las Vegas Raiders, and the Los Angeles Chargers - all of whom fired their coaches midseason. That means it's time to turn our attention toward the league's coaching carousel where there are currently seven vacancies, now that the New England Patriots have hired Jerod Mayo to replace Bill Belichick. With the 2023 regular season in the rearview mirror, 18 of the NFL's 32 teams are done for the year.

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