Mike McCarthy, a former Dallas Cowboys’ coach, who was in the job of Sainz, is not planning to coach this year. Keren Moore, a Philadelphia Eagles attack coordinator, has emerged as a major candidate to fill New Orleans’ vacancy. Adam Shifter on Tuesday night.
New Orleans has not made a final decision. New Orleans has a second interview with three known candidates. Mamua, Miamidolfin’s defensive coordinator, Anthony Weaver, and New York Giants attack coordinator Mikakafuka. Moore’s second interview was Monday, the next day after the Eagles attack exploded in the defeat of Washington’s commander NFC championship game.
McCarthy was planning to start the first interview with the saints this week, but instead, he focused on the employment cycle in 2026, telling the ESPN to confirm the NFL network report.
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McCarsey had a 49-35 record in five seasons as a cowboys coach. His contracts seemed to expire after the season, and the side agreed to go in a different direction.
He interviewed Chicago Bears head coaching work before hiring Ben Johnson last week.
The saint is the last NFL team opened by the current head coach. They were fired Dennis Allen during the season, and the coach of the special team, Daren Ritzy, was provisionally filled. Ritzi also interviewed the head coach earlier this month.
Commander’s attack coordinator Cliff Kingsberry chose to not pursue the saint’s job, and Team Source confirmed with ESPN on Tuesday. Joe Brady, the Bills attack coordinator, chose to stay in Buffalo instead of pursuing a second interview with New Orleans. The third candidate, Aaron Glenn, was effectively interviewed with Saints, but was ultimately hired by New York Jets.
Dallas hired McCarthy in 2020 as a successor to Jason Garrett, with a clear mission: post -season success. However, he won only one play -off game and suffered a catastrophic home loss with a wildcard road to San Francisco 49ers (2021) and Green Bay Packers (2023).
McCarthy is following a similar coaching plan sitting a year ago.
After being released by Packers in the second half of the 2018 season, he interviewed Cleveland Browns and Giants, but chose to sit down in the 2019 season.
