NFL changes policy on coaching interviews with goal to 'create a more level playing field'

NEW YORK — The NFL has shifted its policy on head-coaching interviews.

Teams seeking to interview coaches currently employed by another club will now be prohibited from conducting in-person interviews with those candidates until after the divisional round of the playoffs.

The league will continue to permit virtual interviews earlier, while also allowing internal candidates and candidates not employed with a team or in the NFL to interview in person earlier.The league said in a release that it believes this policy shift will “create a more level playing field for head coach candidates.” The league believes extending the interview preparation period and increasing the likelihood that candidates interview in the same time frame will promote merit-based hires.

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