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Five out of six teams have found a new coach this offseason, with one, the San Francisco 49ers, still searching for a general manager and a head coach. Here are the latest updates:
  1. Buffalo Bills - They signed Sean McDermott, the former defensive coordinator of the Carolina Panthers, as their new coach. He is the anti-Rex Ryan, and does not have a big mouth. He will try to give the team a new identity and build toughness. He must figure out first and foremost if the Bills should resign Tyrod Taylor or not.
  2. Los Angeles Rams - They signed Sean McVay, the youngest head coach in NFL history, and he is only 30 years old. He is the former offensive coordinator of the Washington Redskins. McVay reminds many people of a young Jay Gruden, and someone who will try to work his magic to make Jared Goff play like a #1 overall pick, and help Todd Gurley run with fire.
  3. Los Angeles Chargers - They signed Anthony Lynn, the former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator and interim head coach. He brings an identity of toughness to the team, and is a fresh face for the franchise in a new city in the toughest division.
  4. Denver Broncos - They signed Vance Joseph, the former defensive coordinator of the Miami Dolphins, after Gary Kubiak retired. He is working with the best team ready for a Super Bowl run, although he must figure out who will be the starting quarterback - Trevor Siemian or Paxton Lynch.
  5. Jacksonville Jaguars - They signed Doug Marrone, their interim head coach, and he is poised to rejuvenate the offense and Blake Bortles to make the team a playoff contender next year.
  6. San Francisco 49ers - The team is still searching for a general manager, and many coaches have decided that they do not want to become the new head coach. Josh McDaniels, a leading contender for the job, said he is happy in his current situation. The top candidate is most likely Kyle Shanahan, the offensive coordinator of the Atlanta Falcons, although he might not want to move away from his team either.

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