Buying or Selling the Latest NFL Rumors Heading into the 2021-22 Postseason

The 61-year-old had never been a head coach before this season, but he's handled on- and off-field adversity as well as could be expected.However, Bisaccia may not keep the Raiders job beyond the playoffs."I don't think that he believes that he has a chance to keep the job, which is unfortunate, because he's done a great job," ESPN's Adam Schefter said on Mad Dog Sports Radio.Instead, it seems Las Vegas franchise owner Mark Davis will weigh all options and consider quarterback Derek Carr as part of the process."I'm told Derek Carr's presence will factor heavily into the thinking," ESPN's Jeremy Fowler wrote. However, he also delivered repeatedly down the stretch, providing comeback wins against the Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos and winning four straight to finish the season.While Davis may not actively seek Carr's input on the next head coach, he probably won't consider a candidate who wants to bring in his own quarterback.If the Raiders are looking to make a splashy hire, they may target Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh. "There's also a good core group on the roster, cap flexibility to allow for guys to come with the quarterback, no state income tax and, yes, the simple fact that it’s South Florida (which helps in getting guys to want to join him)," Breer wrote.If Miami is still looking to trade for Watson this offseason—and that could hinge on how the incoming coach feels about incumbent quarterback Tua Tagovailoa—the former Clemson standout will almost certainly waive his no-trade clause with Houston.The Indianapolis Colts won't be in the postseason due to an embarrassing Week 18 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. I see Russell trying to do this again," Glazer said in October on the NFL on Fox pregame show.So, while Seattle may indeed not want to trade Wilson, decision-makers like acting franchise owner Jody Allen are likely pondering when and how to best capitalize on a Wilson deal.According to Garafolo, Allen is "not happy" with how things have unfolded and doesn't view the problems as a "one-year thing."While trading Wilson may not be Seattle's ideal plan, it's likely one the franchise is exploring.Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn may be the hottest name on the coaching market right now.According to Pelissero, at least four teams have requested to interview Quinn, including the Bears. He finished the year with career lows in yards (3,010) and touchdowns (17), while posting a passer rating of only 83.1.According to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, Mayfield also had issues with head coach Kevin Stefanski."Mayfield's issues with Stefanski bubbled below the surface most of the season, with Mayfield feeling like Stefanski's play-calling didn't always put him in position to succeed or play to his strengths, sources told Cleveland.com," Cabot wrote.Yet, the Browns plan to stick with Mayfield for the final year of his rookie contract, according to Rapoport and Pelissero, who reported, "Sources say all sides will continue to work on the relationships moving forward."I'm not buying this at full face value.