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1 month ago | 
profootballrumors.com | Byron Leftwich |Ely Allen
Champ Kelly‘s continuous rise through the front office ranks of the NFL was put on hold last year when he took a slight step back with the Raiders after serving as their interim general manager in 2023. After parting ways with Las Vegas last month, Kelly has agreed to join the Dolphins as a senior personnel executive in 2025, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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1 month ago | 
thesportsrush.com | Byron Leftwich |Suresh Menon |Samnur Reza
Losing talents like Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter, and Jimmy Horn Jr. in a single offseason is a setback most college programs would take years to recover from. But with Deion Sanders, one thing is for sure—he will do everything in his power to keep the program on track, if not push it even further, despite the adversity. Most in Coach Prime’s position would have adjusted their playbooks based on the new personnel. Others, meanwhile, would have focused on recruiting five-star prospects.
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1 month ago | 
steelersnow.com | Byron Leftwich |Chris Ward
Steelers News Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Byron Leftwich is joining Deion Sanders’ staff at Colorado, according to Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports. Leftwich interviewed for multiple NFL jobs this past cycle, but now makes the move to college.
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1 month ago | 
steelersdepot.com | Alex Kozora |Jordan Schultz |Pittsburgh Steelers |Byron Leftwich
Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Byron Leftwich will be back on the sidelines this fall. But it’ll come at the college level, not pro. According to Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz, Leftwich is joining Deion Sanders at Colorado. Former #Bucs OC Byron Leftwich is back in coaching as he is joining Deion Sanders’ staff at Colorado. Leftwich interviewed for multiple NFL jobs this past cycle (Pats HC, Seahawks OC) but now makes the move to college.
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2 months ago | 
sportsnaut.com | Byron Leftwich |Matt Higgins
Credit: Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images It’s looking increasingly likely the Philadelphia Eagles will be searching for their fourth offensive coordinator in the last five years. Kellen Moore is reportedly the New Orleans Saints’ top pick to become their new head coach. If Moore leaves after the Super Bowl, the Eagles will need to find a new OC. Here are eight candidates the Eagles should consider.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
nytimes.com | Byron Leftwich |Tashan Reed
After firing coach Antonio Pierce on Jan. 7, the Las Vegas Raiders initially sought a replacement who is young, up-and-coming and offensive-minded: Ben Johnson. But Johnson accepted the Chicago Bears' job. According to league sources, on Friday, the Raiders instead hired Pete Carroll - who, when he coaches his first game in September, will be the oldest head coach in NFL history. He's as experienced as they come and takes a CEO-style approach to the job.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
si.com | Byron Leftwich |Corbin Smith
Now well into their third week in the search for a new offensive coordinator, the Seattle Seahawks have interviewed a trio of candidates twice and five candidates total, but coach Mike Macdonald and general manager John Schneider have yet to make a hire.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
profootballrumors.com | Byron Leftwich |Sam Robinson
Last year, half the league changed up at offensive and defensive coordinator. We are still a bit away from the floodgates opening on the OC and DC markets, due to many HC jobs remaining open, but here is an early look at the coordinator openings and the candidates in the mix to fill them. When other teams make changes, they will be added to the list.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
profootballrumors.com | Byron Leftwich |Adam La Rose
January 17th, 2025 at 12:13pm CST by Adam La Rose The Seahawks continue to move forward in their search for an offensive coordinator. A new name has emerged as one of the team’s targets while the list of finalists grows. Byron Leftwich recently interviewed with Seattle for the OC spot, Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports. Leftwich made it clear earlier this season he intended to return to an NFL sideline in some capacity during the 2025 hiring cycle.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
tmz.com | Byron Leftwich
The New England Patriots might've technically satisfied the Rooney Rule requirement, but NOT the spirit ... according to longtime NFL executive/GM Rod Graves who says the Pats made a joke of the policy. TMZ Sports spoke with Graves, who after decades working in the NFL as a league executive and general manager, now serves as the Executive Director of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, an org.
