With just a few hours remaining until the NFL trade deadline, the Indianapolis Colts have not made many moves regarding some of their players on offense.
Former Tennessee Volunteers quarterback Jim Bob Cooter is one of the brightest minds in football. There aren’t many quarterback/coach relationships in football more famous than the one between David Cutcliffe and Peyton and Eli Manning.
Former Tennessee Volunteers quarterback Jim Bob Cooter is now two decades into his coaching career. Cooter is entering his fourth season as the Indianapolis Colts’ offensive coordinator.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
With Jones' status for training camp still up in the air, Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter recently offered a challenge to Richardson and Leonard for upcoming workouts.
After a crazy coaching cycle, the Indianapolis Colts are expected to retain their staff for the 2026 season. The Colts let four different teams interview their coordinators, but every team went in a different direction.
The New York Giants are scheduled to meet with Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter regarding their vacant OC position, per Peter Schrager.
The Indianapolis Colts let out a sigh of relief this week as it became apparent they would not lose defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo to a head-coaching job this offseason.
Davis Webb is not the only former Giants quarterback on the team’s offensive coordinator radar. Alex Tanney is in this race as well. Multiple Colts staffers who coached Daniel Jones last season have received interview slips from the Giants.
ESPN’s Peter Schrager reports the Giants will interview Colts OC Jim Bob Cooter for their OC role under new HC John Harbaugh. Former Ravens OC Todd Monken was the favorite for the job since the Giants hired Harbaugh before he was hired as the Browns’ HC.
The Philadelphia Eagles are still searching for an offensive coordinator. Jim Bob Cooter has had two interviews. Sean Mannion is also a candidate. If the search doesn’t produce a hire, Nick Sirianni may call plays himself.
The Eagles have cast perhaps the widest net in the NFL in their search for a new offensive coordinator, but it sounds like the organization is starting to settle on some final candidates for the job.
The head coaching vacancies are dwindling, with the Las Vegas Raiders and Arizona Cardinals still remaining. Two specific Indianapolis Colts coaches have surfaced as potential candidates: defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter.
Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter is interviewing with the Philadelphia Eagles for their vacant (play-calling) offensive coordinator job.
Recent NFL news revealed the decision the Indianapolis Colts made on an interesting subject ahead of the offseason. Last week, the Philadelphia Eagles requested to interview Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter for the same position on its staff.
The Indianapolis Colts entered the offseason knowing there was a chance it would have to replace defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, who is under consideration for a head coaching position.
Over the past few years, the Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles have been constantly swapping offensive coaches. That trend could continue in 2026.
The Eagles have two more candidates to succeed Kevin Patullo as their offensive coordinator: Giants interim head coach Mike Kafka and Colts offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter.
A former Tennessee Vols quarterback was named this week by NFL.com's Tom Pelissero as one of the "24 young candidates to know" for the 2026 NFL head coaching cycle.
The Indianapolis Colts could be in jeopardy of losing a key offensive staff member this offseason, as Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reported that Colts' OC Jim Bob Cooter could be a candidate for the Philadelphia Eagles' potential play-caller vacancy in the coming days (or weeks).