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Every NFL coach’s real job based on their group photo

The NFL dropped one of my favorite things of the offseason: The official coach’s photo. Each year the league asks that all 32 coaches join together for a class photo during league meetings, and it never stops being entertaining.

What makes the coach photo special is that there’s seemingly never a plan for this thing. Guys just rock up in whatever clothes they happened to throw on and get herded like cats to get this shot. As a result we get a sense of their true personalities, and today we’re breaking down the real jobs of all these coaches in an alternate timeline.

Left to right, back row first

Brian Daboll, Giants: Locksmith in Queens telling you it’s going to be $275 to open your door with a credit card

Mike McDonald, Seahawks: Works at his best friend’s comic book store

Kellen Moore, Saints: Insurance salesman who keeps pressuring you to take out a life insurance policy on your child no matter how many times you say no.

Liam Coen, Jaguars: Youth pastor at a South Carolina megachurch

Todd Bowles, Buccaneers: Police sergeant, but like a good cop

Shane Steichen, Colts: Manager of a medical supply company. Knows everything about toilet chairs for the elderly

Kevin O’Donnell, Vikings: Assistant manager at Shane Steichen’s medical supply company

Mike Tomlin, Steelers: Owner/chef of a food truck. Had to hire a cashier because he was too grumpy to handle customers

Dan Campbell, Lions: Football coach

Sean Payton, Broncos: Owner/operator of ‘Flip Flops Grill’ in Redondo Beach

Zac Taylor, Bengals: Bland father occasionally featured in background of family YouTube channel

DeMeco Ryans, Texans: Physical therapist who secretly enjoys seeing clients in pain

Dave Canales, Panthers: Personal trainer who gets just a little too close to his clients

Brian Schottenheimer, Cowboys: Wendy’s manager who tells everyone his job is in “sales”

Mike Vrabel, Patriots: Exterminator you’re worried might have inhaled too much bug spray over the years

Jonathan Gannon, Cardinals: Used car salesman who has a great deal on a 2004 Kia Optima you can drive away in today no matter how bad your credit is

Ben Johnson, Bears: Private golf instructor at Raleigh-area country club

Aaron Glenn, Jets: 10th grade English teacher, but his real passion is trumpet

Mike McDaniel, Dolphins: Improvised hip hop dance instructor in Flagstaff, Arizona

Matt LaFleur, Packers: Used to be a semi-pro tennis player. Now teaches Pickleball

Sean McDermott, Bills: Dentist with three outstanding malpractice lawsuits

Nick Sirianni, Eagles: Running his family’s sports bar into the ground. Featured in season three of Kitchen Nightmares

Andy Reid, Chiefs: Retired. Currently traveling coast-to-coast in his RV

Sean McVay, Rams: Financial planner advising all his customers to put their savings into “SpongeCoin.” Will eventually bankrupt them all and be investigated by SEC

John Harbaugh, Ravens: Arborist who gives ludicrous quotes for tree removal

Pete Carroll, Raiders: Kindly optometrist who makes too many puns about eyes

Jim Harbaugh, Chargers: Embezzlement

Kevin Stefanski, Browns: Child transformed into adult with aide of an enchanted Zoltar machine

Kyle Shanahan, 49ers: Donates plasma

Brian Callahan, Titans: J.D. Vance lookalike for parties. Nobody has ever booked him

Dan Quinn, Commanders: Host of a scared straight YouTube channel detailing what life in prison was like

Raheem Morris, Buccaneers (not pictured): John Cena

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