Oddsmakers Now Make Tampa Bay Bucs Todd Bowles -120 Favorite to be First NFL Head Coach Fired

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Oddsmakers Now Make Tampa Bay Bucs Todd Bowles -120 Favorite to be First NFL Head Coach Fired

There were more than a few questionable decisions made by NFL coaches in Week 3.

MMQB is always fun to play, but this week every talking head was in on the game.  

And we're seeing those decisions, and corresponding team performances, translate to changes in the "first coach fired" odds board and BetOnline Sports & Casino.

Matt LaFleur (22/1), Jim Harbaugh (33/1) and DeMeco Ryans (50/1) were all longshots to be fired first during the preseason. Now, they are three of the four favorites.

Nick Sirianni, who is under a lot of media heat in Philly, has somehow seen his odds go from 12/1 to 16/1. I guess the oddsmakers assume a guy who takes his team to the playoffs every year is marginally safe in this market.

First NFL Coach Fired

Todd Bowles -120

Matt LaFleur +220

Jim Harbaugh +650

DeMeco Ryans +800

Shane Steichen +900

Mike Vrabel +900

Dan Quinn +900

Nick Sirianni +1600

Brian Schottenheimer +2500

Aaron Glenn +2500

David Canales +2500

Dan Campbell +6600

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