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Mike Tomlin Resigns! Harbaugh & the Giants! NFL Head Coach Openings 2026

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Mike Tomlin is walking off into the pasture after 19 years as Steelers head coach.
1. Draftvice-Football Podcast focuses on the 2026 NFL head coach openings and the league's changing coaching map. 2. The host is the sole speaker and repeatedly frames the segment as a job-market analysis for coaches and fans. 3. The episode asks which vacancies are attractive, which teams are unstable, and which coaching names fit each opening. 4. Mike Tomlin's resignation after 19 years is the most surprising vacancy, and the host says the Steelers are losing a coach who never had a losing season. 5. The Steelers are described as having $65 million in cap space, the 21st pick, no quarterback, and an aging defense. 6. The host says Pittsburgh may lean defensive with Brian Flores or Robert Saleh, but he also floats offensive options like Kubiak. 7. The Dolphins are tied to a new GM, John Eric Sullivan, while Mike McDaniel is described as a candidate for offensive coordinator or head coach jobs elsewhere. 8. The host says Miami has $21 million in estimated cap overage, pick 11, and major questions around Tua and Tyreek Hill. 9. The Titans are described as having the fourth pick, $95 million to $96 million in cap space, and a roster that may require a quarterback reset. 10. The host says Tennessee has interviewed Brian Daboll, Matt Nagy, Kevin Stefanski, and other former head coaches while also questioning Cam Ward's fit. 11. The Giants are presented as the team that is expected to hire John Harbaugh, with the host saying the decision removes uncertainty from their search. 12. The Giants section centers on Dart, Andrew Thomas, Jermaine Eluemunor, Malik Nabers, and the need to fix the receiver room and interior line. 13. The host says Harbaugh may get around $20 million per year and would want significant control over the front office. 14. The Raiders are framed around the No. 1 overall pick, $88 million in cap space, Maxx Crosby, Brock Bowers, and the possibility of moving Geno Smith. 15. The host says back-to-back one-year coaching stints under Josh McDaniels, Antonio Pierce, and Pete Carroll make Las Vegas a difficult job. 16. The Cardinals are described as having the No. 3 pick, Kyler Murray trade questions, Marvin Harrison Jr., Trey McBride, and cap flexibility with Dalvin Tomlinson. 17. The Browns are discussed as a team with the sixth pick, negative cap space, young offensive pieces, and questions about whether Deshaun Watson's contract can be worked around. 18. The Ravens are described as the job with Lamar Jackson, a smart front office, and heavy pressure for a new coach to immediately reach the playoffs. 19. The episode sounds like a solo, opinion-driven breakdown with rapid transitions, joke asides, and frequent list-making about candidates and fit. 20. Viewers who follow NFL coaching searches, roster construction, and quarterback uncertainty would get the most out of it, while listeners wanting game analysis or long-form interviews may skip it.

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A tight coaching-carousel breakdown that keeps its eye on roster reality.

The episode starts with Mike Tomlin stepping away after 19 years in Pittsburgh and then shifts into the Giants' coaching and roster mess. Most of the discussion stays on the useful football questions: Andrew Thomas as a real building block, the need to strengthen the interior,…

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Press play for the Tomlin resignation, the Giants roster autopsy, and the coaching openings that are suddenly in play.

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