The NFL draft may serve as a natural high for some fanbases, but the sizzle of the regular season keeps the flames under more than a few seats quite toasty.
No NFL head coach will be fired between now and at least October (unless something wild and unpredictable occurs). This doesn't mean each is comfortable with where he stands within his respective organization.
Some, like the New England Patriots' Bill Belichick and the Pittsburgh Steelers' Mike Tomlin, are made men. Others are just trying to make it through another season. And the league's six brand-new head coaches have no clue what to expect during their first campaigns leading a franchise.
Gauging How Hot Every NFL Coach's Seat Is Heading into the Draft
