Jets' Glenn, Bucs' Bowles and Bengals' Taylor among NFL coaches facing hot-seat pressure

Several NFL head coaches are facing early “hot-seat” pressure as the regular season approaches, even though training camp has yet to begin in earnest. The article highlights New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn, Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles and Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor as names where slow starts could quickly affect job security. Bowles, in his fourth season with Tampa Bay, is 35-33 in the regular season and has won three NFC South titles, but last year’s collapse left the Buccaneers 8-9 and out of the playoffs. The piece says Bowles may need double-digit wins and improved defensive performance. It also notes Carolina’s Dave Canales, hired in part to develop Bryce Young, and Jets issues after a 3-14 season and a defense that failed to record an interception all year.