Chicago went the trendy move and hired a very young coach to take over their team. The Bears named Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy their next head coach. Nagy replaces John Fox, who struggled to get things going in the right direction last year. The Bears went with a young, offensive-minded coach to help second-year pro Mitchell Trubisky continue to grow as the starting quarterback. Nagy is an Andy Reid disciple and should be an aggressive play caller on the offensive side of the ball. The Bears should be a much different offensive team from past years, meaning the fantasy values of all players on that side of the ball rise a little with Nagy at the helm.

The Lions hired Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, replacing Jim Caldwell as head coach. Detroit retained offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, so don't expect many changes to this team from a fantasy perspective. Much should remain the same with Cooter still calling plays for this solid offensive teams. This is a positive for fantasy teams because this offense has been pretty solid in recent seasons with Cooter calling plays.

Indianapolis hired Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich to be their next head coach. Reich replaces Chuck Pagano, who was head coach for six seasons with the Colts. Reich was a big reason for all the success in Philadelphia last season and will look to carry that over to the Colts. He should breathe some life into the offense and be a positive influence on most players on that side of the ball. He could help take Andrew Luck to another level as long as Luck is healthy. Fantasy players should be excited about this hire, getting another top offensive mind to run a team.

The Giants went with another offensive-minded coach, hiring Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur. He takes over for Ben McAdoo, who had an awful season this past year. Shurmur is a past head coach but didn't last long with the Browns. He gets a fresh start as head coach with a better organization and a team with pretty good talent. This should be a solid hire for the offense, getting a guy that has led some pretty high-powered offenses as offensive coordinator. Overall, fantasy teams should be encouraged with Shurmur calling plays going forward.

The Raiders made the big splash with their hire, getting Jon Gruden to come to of the booth to be a head coach once again. Gruden has name recognition and plenty of past success. He succeeds Jack Del Rio, who seemed to have the team headed in the right direction before last season. Gruden should be a real positive for the team this coming season. Don't forget some of his offenses have been pretty average through the years, though, so don't expect the Raiders to suddenly become a high-flying, scoring machine. This team might not be an offensive powerhouse just because Gruden is the head coach. But overall, things are looking up for this team from a fantasy perspective with Gruden in charge once again for the Raiders.

Tennessee made a change at head coach, replacing Muke Mularkey with Texans defensive coordinator Mike Vrabel. He does not have head coaching experience but has played and coached under some good ones, which should be a positive for his move to head coach. Vrabel hired Matt LaFleur away from the Rams to serve as offensive coordinator for the Titans. LaFleur didn't call plays but helped put together one of the best offenses in all of football in Los Angeles last season. This should be a positive for Tennessee, who didn't progress as expected last year offensively. Some new faces and a young, up and coming coach could help jumpstart things for the team.