Notes from around the NFL: Joe Schoen stays, Jonathan Gannon fired, and more

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The NFL has officially kicked off its annual "Black Monday" tradition, where struggling teams across the league make significant changes to their coaching and front office staffs. For the Philadelphia Eagles, this meant a flurry of decisions that impacted their roster.

One major development is the retention of General Manager Joe Schoen. Despite an underwhelming 2024 season, Schoen has stuck with head coach Brian Daboll for now, marking another instance where the Giants have opted to stick by their underperforming leaders rather than making significant changes.

Schoen's four-year tenure as GM has seen a dismal record of 22-45-1 and a point differential of -347. His inability to get it right raises questions about ownership's ability to make informed decisions when it comes to personnel. Giants fans should be worried, as Schoen's loyalty is not guaranteed.

Another notable decision involves the Arizona Cardinals, who have let go of head coach Jonathan Gannon. The team struggled under Gannon's leadership, posting a 3-14 record in 2025 and finishing dead last in their division. His tenure saw more cringeworthy moments than expected, making his departure inevitable.

The Washington Commanders also made significant changes to their staff, with defensive coordinator Joe Whitt getting the axe. The team had struggled on defense, allowing opponents to rack up points and yards with ease. This decision comes after Whitt gave a perceived "tough guy" interview in the lead-up to the NFC Championship Game, only for his defense to falter spectacularly.

There are also rumors swirling around the Commanders' coaching staff regarding Kliff Kingsbury's future as their offensive coordinator. The team is expected to make changes behind Dan Quinn, who will return as head coach next season, and this could result in a new OC being brought in.

Finally, the Dallas Cowboys have parted ways with defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, largely due to his inability to adapt to the team's roster changes. Meanwhile, Eagles Assistant GM Alec Halaby has been requested for an interview by the Miami Dolphins, who will likely be looking for someone to revamp their front office soon.

These decisions signal that some teams are taking a hard look at themselves and making significant changes in the hopes of turning things around.
 
🤔 so i gotta say, its pretty wild how much shake up is happening on black monday 🤯 especially with the giants, they got schoen for another year despite all that losing 🙄 thats some loyalty right there 👏 but honestly, if ownership cant make a change when it counts, whats the point? 🤷‍♂️ and i love how teams are finally starting to take responsibility for their own failures instead of just making same old changes 💪 meanwhile, i'm curious to see what the dolphins end up doing with halaby... maybe they can bring some much needed stability to that front office 😏
 
🤦‍♂️ can you believe the Giants are sticking with Joe Schoen? I mean, 22-45-1 is like, the definition of "struggling". Like, how many times do you have to fail before you get a new GM? 🙄 And now they're just giving him another chance, because ownership apparently thinks loyalty is a superpower 💪. Meanwhile, other teams are like "peace out, we're done with our underperforming coaches" and making some actual changes.

And can we talk about the Cardinals' head coach Jonathan Gannon? 🤣 he was like the NFL's version of a trainwreck that you couldn't look away from. 3-14 is just... what even is that? 🤷‍♂️ at least they're making some changes, but I'm pretty sure it'll be too little, too late for this team.

I'm also low-key excited about the Commanders' defensive coordinator getting fired 🎉 because let's be real, their defense was a hot mess. And now there are rumors of Kliff Kingsbury leaving? 🤔 please tell me they're bringing in some actual talent behind Dan Quinn, or it'll just be more of the same old thing.
 
"Believe you can and you're halfway there." 🏈💪 The way these teams are shaking things up is definitely a sign that they're willing to take risks and try new approaches, which is good for the league overall! It's going to be interesting to see how some of these changes pan out.
 
Ugh, I'm still trying to wrap my head around this "Black Monday" tradition 🤦‍♂️. It's like they're just shuffling the same old deck of cards and expecting different results 😒. I mean, Joe Schoen has been with the Giants for four years and what does it get him? A mediocre record and a lot of doubt from fans 💔. And now he's sticking around? 🤷‍♂️ What's next? Sticking with that old QB just because he's familiar? 😒

And don't even get me started on the Cardinals letting go of Jonathan Gannon 🙄. 3-14 record? That's not a fluke, folks! 🚨 It's time for some fresh faces in the front office and coaching staff, if you ask me 👀. And what's with all these interviews and rumors? Can't they just make up their minds already? 🤯

I swear, it's like they're playing a game of musical chairs, but instead of chairs, it's teams and coaches 🎸. Time to shake things up, I say! 🔥
 
I think its crazy how many times these coaches gotta get fired lol 🤣. I mean, Schoen's been with the Giants for 4 years and they still can't get it together... like what's the ownership thinking? 🤔. And Gannon, I feel bad for him, he was just getting thrashed out there on the field 😳.

But you know, sometimes you gotta shake things up in the league. I'm not gonna lie, its always fun to watch teams try to turn it around 🎉. The Commanders' defense was straight trash last season, so they needed a change... and I think Dan Quinn's gonna be a great coach next year 💪.

And what's up with the Dolphins and Eagles GM Alec Halaby? Hopefully he can bring some new blood to Miami 🌴. But overall, these "Black Monday" moves are just part of the game in the NFL 🏈.
 
🤔💸😬 NFL Black Monday is like my grandma's cooking - it's all about clearing out the old stuff so new, better ingredients can shine through 🍲👵‍🍳

[Image: A meme of a person trying to stir a pot with a wooden spoon, but the mixture keeps splattering everywhere]

🏈💔 Some teams are like, "We're good, we just need to tweak our formula" 🤖, while others are like, "NOPE, let's start from scratch 🔥"

[Image: A GIF of a person trying to fix a broken clock, with each attempt making it worse]

Joe Schoen is like the NFL equivalent of my aunt's knitting projects - you're not sure what they're going for, but you know it won't be pretty 😂

[Image: A meme of a person wearing a pair of fuzzy socks, with a caption "Schoen's tenure = 22-45-1"]
 
idk how much longer joe schoen can hold on as gm tho 🤔 his record is straight trash 22-45-1 and that's just for one season lol what's going on with the giants' ownership tho? they're keeping him despite all these losses? maybe it's time for a change, even if it means firing dan quinn next season 🤑
 
I'm low-key surprised they're keeping Joe Schoen with the Giants 🤔. Like, 22-45-1 isn't exactly lit 🔥. And what's up with ownership thinking loyalty over results? It's like, if it ain't working, why stick with it? 🤑 They need to get a fresh face in there and maybe, just maybe, things'll turn around for them 🔄. The Eagles' changes are all good tho 👍 Alec Halaby's interview with the Dolphins is fire too 🔥!
 
omg is joe schoen even being considered for gm jobs anymore lol? 22-45-1 record is NOT cute he's basically the nfl equivalent of a failure 🤦‍♂️🏈 i mean i get it teams wanna stick with their guys but can't they see that Schoen's approach isn't working?? giants fans are in for a long season 😳 and what's up with kliff kingsbury getting an interview with miami? doesn't he just leave cowboys 2 months ago 🤔
 
I think its interesting how these NFL teams are shaking things up this Black Monday 🤔. For me, it shows that ownerships are starting to take responsibility for their team's performance, even when its not easy 💪. Like the Giants sticking with Joe Schoen despite his subpar record - it raises questions about what other teams might do in similar situations 🤑.

But at the same time, I think some of these moves could be a bit...reactive? 🤷‍♂️ The Commanders firing Joe Whitt after that tough interview seems like a classic case of scapegoating. And let's not forget about the whole Kliff Kingsbury drama - will his new OC actually fix things or just bring in more of the same 🔥.

I also wonder what this says about Dan Quinn, who's being brought back as head coach despite all these changes 🤔. Is he getting a free pass? Should teams be giving their leaders another chance to turn it around? Only time will tell ⏰.

One thing thats for sure though - these moves are gonna make the offseason way more interesting 😃.
 
so the nfl is doin this whole black monday thing again 🤔 i dont get why they keep stickin with coaches who r just not workin out lol like whats wrong w/ ownership makin some tough decisions already? schoen's record is pretty bad though, 22-45-1? thats not good 📉 i wonder if its time for them to bring in someone new. and whats up w/ the cardinals letin go of their coach? didnt they just make him the head man? 🤷‍♂️ anyway, its all about turnin things around this season, right? 👀
 
man i think the giants are gonna regret keeping joe schoen he's like the anti coach or something lol his record is crazy bad 22-45-1 is insane, they need to make some real changes not just stick with him
 
can we pls keep the drama in the off-season? too much roster shuffling is messin with our fantasy football vibes 🤯💔 i'm tryna focus on who's gonna break out this season, not who's gettin benched. Giants fans, i feel you, joe schoen's loyalty is questionable at best, but maybe ownership just needs to take a deep breath & think about what they're doin 👀💡
 
🤔 so i'm not sure if the giants are being too loyal to joe schoen or not... 22-45-1 is like, pretty bad 😅 they need to think about what's best for the team, not just stick with someone because they're comfortable 🙄 but at the same time, it's also possible that ownership wants to see if schoen can turn things around before making a big change 💪 so i'm gonna say maybe they should just give him some more time... and yeah, i'm a little worried about the giants' future too 👀
 
I'm kinda surprised they're sticking with Schoen... I mean, 22-45-1 is pretty rough 🤔. But, you know, might be better to make changes than keep him on. At least the Giants are trying, right? 😊 The Cardinals' decision to get rid of Gannon was due time tho... that guy was getting roasted by fans and critics alike 💀. And Whitt's defense struggles kinda speak for themselves 🤦‍♂️. But you've gotta wonder if ownership is really making the best calls for their teams or just sticking with what they know... maybe it's a mix of both? 🤷‍♂️
 
The NFL's Black Monday is always entertaining, but let's be real, it's also a reflection of the league's tendency to cling to mediocrity 🤦‍♂️. I mean, come on, Joe Schoen gets to stick around despite a 22-45-1 record? That's not loyalty, that's just plain foolishness 😂. And what's with the Giants' coaching staff being stuck in a rut? It's time for some fresh faces to shake things up.

The Arizona Cardinals were due for a change after their abysmal season 🤦‍♂️, and Jonathan Gannon's departure is a no-brainer. As for the Commanders, firing Joe Whitt was long overdue – his perceived "tough guy" interview only masked his own incompetence 😂. And let's not forget about Matt Eberflus in Dallas, who just couldn't adapt to their roster changes 🤦‍♂️.

It's also interesting that Alec Halaby from the Eagles is being requested by the Dolphins for an interview. Maybe this means the NFL is starting to recognize that front office talent is more important than coaching stability 😏. Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure – Black Monday always brings some excitement, and I'm here for it! 🎉
 
🤔 I'm not surprised to see some of these coaching and front office changes happening. It's like, you gotta shake things up sometimes, right? 🔄 The Eagles sticking with Joe Schoen despite that rough season is a bit puzzling though... I mean, 22-45-1 isn't exactly inspiring confidence. 😐 But hey, maybe ownership just wants to give him another chance? 🤷‍♂️
 
I'm like "wow" 💥, it's crazy how NFL teams can keep messing around with their staffs even when they're not getting results 🤯. The Eagles sticking with Joe Schoen despite his record is wild 🤪, and I'm not sure if fans should be worried or just like "why not?" 😂. On the other hand, it's gotta be tough for Giants fans to see their team keep making same old mistakes 🙈.

I'm curious to see how Kliff Kingsbury's future plays out with the Commanders 👀, and I think the Dolphins are gonna get a solid GM soon 💼. Matt Eberflus getting let go from the Cowboys is pretty obvious 🤷‍♂️, but hey, change can be good, right? 🔄

I'm all about the "Black Monday" hype now 😎, it's like the teams are trying to shake things up and get that fresh start vibe 💪. Either way, it'll be interesting to see how these moves play out over the next season 📺!
 
I'm calling BS on this whole "Black Monday" thing. These teams think just swapping out coaches is gonna turn it around? Not so fast 🤑. I've got my eyes on Joe Schoen, GM of the Giants... what's his track record again? 22-45-1? That's not "underwhelming", that's straight up terrible. And ownership's ability to make informed decisions? Give me a break 😒. It's always the same: fire the coach, hire a new one, and hope for the best. Meanwhile, I'll be over here waiting for some actual analysis on what went wrong in the first place 🤔.

And don't even get me started on the Cardinals' decision to let go of Jonathan Gannon. 3-14 record? That's not just bad, that's laughable 😂. Cringeworthy moments? You think? I've got cringeworthy moments watching these teams try to make changes 👀. It's gonna take more than just a few coach swaps to turn things around.

And what's with the Commanders' front office drama? Kliff Kingsbury's future as OC? 🤷‍♂️ Please, give me some actual reporting on this instead of just speculation 📰. I need sources, people! 😒
 
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