One major topic of discussion in NFL circles this year is the relative desirability of every head coaching and general manager opening across the NFL. The openings run the gamut from the Jets and Jaguars (cap space, no franchise quarterback, shaky ownership) to the Chargers (well-respected GM in place, promising young quarterback, crummy owner) to the Lions, Texans and Falcons (majorly disappointing teams with established quarterbacks and either cap problems, draft pick problems, or a history of failure virtually unrivaled in the NFL). There’s no great job here, perhaps, but the path to relevance doesn’t seem that long for any of them with the right hires.
Yahoo! Sports ranks Falcons least desirable landing spot for new HCs and GMs
