Todd Monken First Head Coach Fired Odds Still Pay $10K for Every $100 bet Following Sunday's Embarrassing Loss

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Todd Monken First Head Coach Fired Odds Still Pay $10K for Every $100 bet Following Sunday's Embarrassing Loss

OAKLAND PARK, Fla (Gambling911.com) - Those 100-1 odds on the Cleveland Browns Todd Monken being the first NFL head coach fired were looking pretty sweet coming off of the Week 1 disastrous loss to Jacksonville.  The payout is a cool $10,000 on a $100 bet

Jaguars Trevor Lawrence threw for 245 yards and four touchdowns, opening the season much like he closed last year, and the Jaguars routed rebuilding Cleveland 34-10 on Sunday to spoil the debut of new Browns coach Monken.

Because he's new, the odds are especially long. 

Fansided has Monken as the most likely to be first to go

"The Browns went with the least inspiring coaching hire possible in Todd Monken. Then Cleveland decided to start Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders. That is due to Watson's contract more than anything else, but Monken's name is rubber-stamped on Watson's QB1 designation all the same. Nothing helps a bad front office stay in power quite like scapegoating the head coach."

The hot seat is hotter for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Todd Bowles however. 

His team lost on the road to the Bengals 27-33 Sunday.  That, however, was at least a more competitive game.  But Bowles can ill afford to lose over the next two weeks. 

The Commanders 24-22 loss to Philadelphia should keep favorite to be fired first Dan Quinn alive in Washington. 

Aaron Glenn had the 4th shortest odds at 4-1 as the Jets head coach.  They won by a good margin (23-10) versus the Tennessee Titans earlier on Sunday. 

First NFL Coach Fired  
Dan Quinn (Washington)2/1 
Todd Bowles (Tampa Bay)7/2(+350)
Aaron Glenn (New York Jets)4/1 
Zac Taylor (Cincinnati)9/1 
Dave Canales (Carolina)10/1 
Shane Steichen (Indianapolis)10/1 
Kevin O'Connell (Minnesota)20/1 
Brian Schottenheimer (Dallas)25/1 
Mike Vrabel (New England)25/1 
Nick Sirianni (Philadelphia)25/1 
Robert Saleh (Tennessee)25/1 
Dan Campbell (Detroit)33/1 
Kellen Moore (New Orleans)33/1 
Mike McCarthy (Pittsburgh)33/1 
Kyle Shanahan (San Francisco)40/1 
Matt LaFleur (Green Bay)40/1 
DeMeco Ryans (Houston)50/1 
Jim Harbaugh (LA Chargers)50/1  
Ben Johnson (Chicago)100/1  
John Harbaugh (New York Giants)100/1 
Kevin Stefanski (Atlanta)100/1 
Sean Payton (Denver)100/1 
Todd Monken (Cleveland)100/1 
Mike LaFleur (Arizona)150/1 
Jeff Hafley (Miami)200/1 
Andy Reid (Kansas City)250/1 
Jesse Minter (Baltimore)250/1 
Joe Brady (Buffalo)250/1 
Klint Kubiak (Las Vegas)250/1 
Liam Coen (Jacksonville)300/1 
Mike Macdonald (Seattle)500/1 
Sean McVay (LA Rams)500/1 

  • Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com 

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