Coach News Today — November 3, 2026
Sooners coach apologizes after East Texas A&M authors historic upset of OU and more — today's coach signal.
The world of sports is never short on drama and today is no exception, with a slew of headlines that are sure to get coaches and fans talking. The Oklahoma Sooners are still reeling from their historic upset at the hands of East Texas A&M, with their coach issuing a public apology in the aftermath. Meanwhile, in the NFL, the Philadelphia Eagles are struggling to find their footing, with a six-game losing streak that has many calling for changes, but coach Nick Sirianni is standing firm, refusing to make any adjustments to his offensive coordinator or quarterback.
As the Eagles try to right the ship, other teams are dealing with their own sets of challenges. The Los Angeles Rams are gearing up to welcome back a key player, with coach Sean McVay announcing that Garrett will return to practice this week. In Nebraska, coach Matt Rhule is urging fans to keep things in perspective after a disturbing incident involving his daughter, while the Green Bay Packers are sticking with their running back, Jacobs, despite some serious off-field allegations. Through it all, coaches are being tested, and their leadership and decision-making are under the microscope, making for a compelling narrative that will undoubtedly continue to unfold in the days to come.
Today's signal:
• Sooners coach apologizes after East Texas A&M authors historic upset of OU (espn.com)
• Sirianni: No changes at OC or QB despite Eagles' 6-game skid (espn.com)
• Rams to welcome Garrett back to practice this week, McVay says (espn.com)
• Sirianni: No changes at OC or QB despite Eagles' six-game skid (espn.com)
• Nebraska's Rhule urges calm after fan cursed at his daughter after loss (espn.com)
• Packers sticking with RB Jacobs despite latest abuse allegations (espn.com)