In their search for a new head coach, the Atlanta Falcons are leaving no stone unturned. The team recently completed an in-person interview with Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik, following their initial remote meeting shortly after the Texans' playoff exit at the hands of the Ravens. This marks another step in the Falcons' thorough evaluation process.

Slowik isn't the only candidate garnering interest from the Falcons. The team has conducted in-person interviews with a variety of experienced coaches. Former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, Rams defensive coordinator Raheem Morris, and Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero have all been given multiple opportunities to impress the Falcons' brass.

Meanwhile, the Panthers appear to be closing in on their own head coach hire. It is reported that they are in the process of finalizing a deal with Dave Canales. Assuming the deal goes through, the Falcons will join the Commanders and Seahawks as the only NFL teams still without a head coach.

The Falcons' meticulous approach to finding the ideal candidate speaks to their commitment to making the right decision. The team is dedicated to conducting thorough interviews to ensure they select the coach who will best lead them into the future.

As the search continues, the Falcons remain focused on finding a skilled, experienced, and visionary leader who can help guide them back to winning ways. With each interview, the team gathers valuable insights into the candidates and the potential fit within the organization.

Only time will tell who will ultimately be chosen to lead the Falcons, but one thing is certain – the team is leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of the perfect head coach.