The Atlanta Falcons and head coach Arthur Smith parted methods early Monday after the staff suffered a blowout loss to the New Orleans Saints throughout the 2023 season finale.
Smith had been the pinnacle coach for the final three seasons as he changed Dan Quinn, who was let go in the course of the 2020 season. Smith was an offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans however may by no means get the Falcons into the highest 10 in factors scored or yards gained over his teaching tenure.
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Atlanta will get to begin contemporary within the 2024 hiring cycle.
“Selections like this are by no means simple and so they by no means really feel good,” staff proprietor Arthur Clean stated in a press release. “We have now profound respect for Coach Smith and respect all of the arduous work and dedication he has put into the Falcons over the past three years.
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“He has been a part of constructing a very good tradition in our soccer staff, however the outcomes on the sector haven’t met our expectations. After important thought and reflection, we’ve decided one of the best ways ahead for our staff is new management within the head teaching place.”
As Smith turns into the primary casualty of what’s referred to as Black Monday across the NFL, he’s hardly the primary coach to be let go this season.
His tenure ended hours after he blew up at Saints head coach Dennis Allen after the Saints scored a meaningless landing with a couple of minute left within the recreation.
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The Carolina Panthers, Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers every made teaching modifications in the course of the yr. Extra are anticipated over the subsequent couple of days.