Bruce Arians is no longer the interim head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. Arians now fades back into his singular role as offensive coordinator, but that doesn't mean he will stay there when the season ends.
From looking at the landscape, it's possible that eight NFL franchises will have head coaching vacancies this offseason. Arians, who sharpened his resume in Pittsburgh as the Super Bowl-winning O.C. of Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers offense, will likely get a few phone calls from general managers and owners looking to fill coaching spots.
And if the calls come, Arians will listen, or so he told Zack Gelb of WHIP in Philadelphia:
"I want to make sure they have a chance to win and see what the situation is, what city it is in. But definitely would listen, yes."
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