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

Several NFL coaches are facing early pressure tied to job security, even though the regular season is still more than six weeks away. The article highlights the New York Jets’ Aaron Glenn, Tampa Bay’s Todd Bowles, and Cincinnati’s Zac Taylor as examples where slow starts could rapidly put them on the hot seat. It notes that Bowles is 35-33 in four seasons, but Tampa Bay fell to 8-9 last year after starting 2-7 down the stretch, missing the playoffs. For Carolina’s Dave Canales, the piece points to a 13-21 record in his first two seasons and the expectation that quarterback Bryce Young must show consistent improvement. It also examines Glenn’s debut season, the Jets’ first-seven-game losing streak for a first-year coach, and mentions other coaches like Matt LaFleur and Nick Sirianni as potential targets if performance disappoints.