Odds assigned on who will be the first head coach fired in the NFL this coming season.
Lovie Smith is 50/1 to be the first head coach fired, and honestly they should just make it 5,000/1
Last summer at this time, David Culley was hovering around the fringe of the upper third of the odds board at 16 to 1, and that made sense. He'd never been a head coach before, and he was overseeing the worst team in the league, a team with a quarterback who didn't want to be there and was getting sued by 22 women. Implosion seemed somewhat likely. Culley ultimately WAS fired, but it was after the season. Lovie Smith seems to be on much more firm ground at 50 to 1.
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