The 2022-23 NFL coaching carousel turned slowly. Three sideline generals were fired in the course of the regular season, beginning in Week 6. Only two were let go on Black Monday, the day after Week 18 and the official start to the offseason for teams that failed to qualify for the postseason.
That comparatively unhurried pace extended to the hiring process. Franchises took their time interviewing assistants and vetting rising prospects in order to find the right guy. More than two weeks and 10 playoff games passed before the first hire of the 2023 offseason was announced
