NFL head coach rankings: Where Arizona Cardinals' opponent head coaches rank in 2025
PFN ranked NFL head coaches entering 2025. See where the Cardinals' opponent coaches rank.
NFL training camps begin at the end of next month and the NFL season is still more than two months away, which means we have lots of time to rank players, positions, coaches, and we can create lists and projections.
Pro Football Network ranked all 32 head coaches entering 2025. Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon comes in at No. 20.
But where do the Cardinals' opposing head coaches in 2025 rank?
2025 NFL head coach rankings: Arizona Cardinals opponents
Analysis
The Cardinals will face three teams with new head coaches. All are rookie head coaches.
Another four (Canales, Macdonald, Callahan and Moore) enter their second year with their teams.
Three are considered top-10 coaches, and two (Shanahan and McVay) are in the division.
Gannon outranks four of the coaches who aren't in their first season.
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