2019-20 NFL and College Head Coaching Changes

With the coaching carousel underway, we've got the 2019-20 head coaching changes page live to keep track of all the movement.

Consider this your one-stop shop for coaching changes at every level of football – NFL, NCAA and NAIA – throughout the fall and winter, so check back frequently. For your reference, here are the lists of changes for the 2012-13, 2013-142014-15, 2015-162016-2017, 2017-18, and 2018-19 seasons.

There have been five NFL head coaching changes as of Jan. 5 and all have been filled. Last year, eight NFL jobs came open. There were seven changes following the 2017 season, six changes after 2016, and seven changes following the 2015 season.

There have been 24 FBS head coaching changes as of Feb. 12, and 23 have been filled. Number of changes over the past 11 seasons: 22 (2008), 23 (2009), 24 (2010), 28 (2011), 31 (2012), 20 (2013), 15 (2014), 29 (2015), 21 (2016), 21 (2017), and 28 (2018).

In FCS, 16 jobs have come open and all 15 have been filled as of April 23. Twenty-five FCS jobs came each of the last two years, 24 in 2017, and 15 in 2016.

Thirty one programs at the Division II level have made a head coaching change as of Jan. 28, and 24 jobs have been filled. Fifteen jobs opened at the D-II level after last season.

Twenty-two programs at the Division III level have announced a change as of Jan. 21, and 13 have been filled. Twenty-one programs made changes last year, and 25 schools at the Division III level announced a change in 2017.

There have been seven NAIA head coaching changes. Last season, there were 15 coaching changes.

(I) denotes that the coach has, or will lead the team as an interim head coach
(*) denotes coach announced plans to retire before the end of the current season
(n) denotes a new program
(c) denotes co-head coaches
(h) denotes a coach stepping down citing health reasons
(x) denotes the program will not field a team in 2019

As always, if we missed anyone please let us know at 225.229.3429, mail@footballscoop.com, or via Twitter (DM if you’d like) @FootballScoop.

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