Overview
- Six of the eight teams with vacancies — the Dolphins, Giants, Cardinals, Titans, Ravens and Raiders — have requested to interview Shula, according to multiple reports.
- Under league rules, he becomes eligible for virtual interviews starting Tuesday following the Rams’ wild-card game.
- In 2025, Los Angeles ranked 10th in points allowed and 17th in yards, with top-five takeaways and top-10 sacks cited by outlets as drivers of interest.
- Shula has been on Sean McVay’s staff since 2017 and was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2024.
- Requests reflect early-stage interest across this coaching cycle, with no in-person meetings or hiring decisions reported for Shula yet.