If Steve Sarkisian were contemplating a departure from the Texas Longhorns to pursue a head coaching position in the NFL, it’s likely that information would be widely circulated following Texas’ College Football Playoff defeat against Ohio State.
It’s still early as the Longhorns’ season has just concluded following their 28-14 defeat to OSU in the Cotton Bowl — which also served as one of the CFP semifinal matches — so updates about Sark could emerge in the coming week.
We are aware that multiple NFL teams with head coaching openings are interested in him. This was reported last week by Adam Schefter. With Texas’ season concluded, Schefter is stating that it’s still uncertain if there is mutual interest.
In other words, no one really knows how Sarkisian feels about it yet.
“Steve Sarkisian is a name that has been circulating in NFL circles for several weeks now.” His season has come to an end. “If a team wanted to reach out to him, they could certainly do so, and we’ll find out if he is interested in returning to the NFL,” Schefter stated while appearing on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
This was mentioned somewhat casually during a conversation about the Chicago Bears’ apparent interest in Marcus Freeman, the head coach at Notre Dame, but typically when there’s smoke, there’s fire… and Sarkisian is currently a prominent name amid these head coaching openings.
“That’s a name [Sarkisian] that has been circulating for some time, and there are NFL teams that may have interest.” “Therefore, we will find out if that really occurs now,” Schefter stated.
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