The Atlanta Falcons fired Raheem Morris the same day they won their final game of the 2025 regular season, and jumped immediately into the search for his successor. There are already multiple reports out there about candidates they\u2019ve asked to interview or intend to talk to, so don\u2019t expect this empty spot to last very long.<\/p>\n
We\u2019ll try to keep on top of fast-moving news about Atlanta\u2019s head coaching vacancy right here, so join us for updates.<\/p>\n
Former Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski<\/p>\n
Status: Falcons reportedly will talk to <\/p>\n
The ex-Browns head coach, who was fired after yet another disappointing season, is expected to speak with the Falcons about their vacancy<\/a>. Despite the woeful state of the Browns, Stefanski remains a well-regarded coach who seemed ultimately to lose his spirit in the face of the overwhelming dysfunction in Cleveland. Atlanta could be a nice bounceback spot for him, and one of the better hires the team could make if they\u2019re hellbent on making Michael Penix Jr. work.<\/p>\n Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver<\/p>\n Status: Falcons requested an interview<\/p>\n The longtime defensive line coach and former Ravens assistant head coach is in his second year as Miami\u2019s defensive coordinator, where he\u2019s endured a tough 2025 after a stellar 2024. The uneven results in a lost season for Miami haven\u2019t made Weaver a less desirable candidate for Atlanta<\/a>, however, and the Falcons surely remember how thoroughly the Dolphins defense shut them down in an embarrassing loss earlier this season.<\/p>\n Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak<\/p>\n Status: Falcons requested an interview<\/p>\n