The New York Giants’ coaching staff was ranked 24th by ESPN, highlighting their mixed performance and the challenges of developing a coherent offensive identity after a tumultuous 2023 season. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots, under new head coach Jerod Mayo, faced a steep uphill climb, receiving the 30th rank due to uncertainties surrounding their roster and coaching experience. Mayo's ability to lead and innovate is questioned, particularly concerning the offense with new coordinator Alex Van Pelt. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were placed 22nd; criticisms focused on Todd Bowles' game management skills despite his defensive acumen, compounded by the inexperience of offensive coordinator Liam Coen. Lastly, the Washington Commanders were ranked 31st, with new head coach Dan Quinn needing to adapt his successful systems to a less talented roster, while struggling with the legacy of past failures. Overall, these rankings reflect the significant coaching challenges and uncertainties faced by several NFL teams heading into the new season.