As we enter the 2016 regular season, we asked our NFL Nation reporters to analyze the job security of the 32 NFL head coaches, with each receiving a rating of 1 to 5.Heres the scale each coach was rated on:5: Hot seat -- Out if the season is a big disappointment. 4: Warm seat -- Not safe if the season is a disappointment. 3: Lukewarm seat -- Not under fire, but not disaster-proof. 2: Cool seat -- Safe barring a total disaster. 1: Cold seat -- No way hell get fired.Rating: 5 = Hot seatDetroit LionsJim Caldwell: 5Caldwell seems to have a good relationship with new general manager Bob Quinn, but this is still Quinns first year as a GM. If Caldwell doesnt produce on the field, Quinn could decide to look for his own guy to replace Caldwell. While Caldwell is beloved by Lions players and is genuinely a good man, he needs to show the franchise is headed in the right direction this season. Otherwise, Quinn might look to go another way. -- Michael RothsteinJacksonville JaguarsGus Bradley: 5Owner Shad Khan is expecting victories in Season 4 of the rebuild. While he hasnt put an exact number on it, its not a stretch to think Bradley needs to win eight or more games -- and have the Jaguars in contention in the AFC South -- to keep his job. The Jaguars are just 3-20 under Bradley in games played in September and October, so a good start in 2016 is imperative. Obviously injuries, especially to QB Blake Bortles, can change things, but that may be the only acceptable excuse for a poor season. -- Mike DiRoccoSan Diego ChargersMike McCoy: 5After a 4-12 season that included going winless against the AFC West, McCoys seat is scorching. With the pressure of a stadium vote in November, the Spanos family could make a midseason change if the Chargers struggle to start the season. The effort and enthusiasm of his team has been better during training camp, but that has to translate into wins for McCoy to keep his job in 2016. -- Eric D. WilliamsRating: 4 = Warm seatBuffalo BillsRex Ryan: 4Speculation has been rampant since the end of last season about Ryans future in Buffalo after his 8-8 record fell short of expectations in Year 1. Even franchise icon Jim Kelly publicly stated that Ryan would likely be fired if he missed the playoffs in 2016. But Ryans job security might actually be helped by injuries to his first two draft picks, Shaq Lawson and Reggie Ragland, giving Ryan an opportunity to sell ownership on having a chance to coach his healthy, hand-picked defensive prospects in 2017. -- Mike RodakLos Angeles RamsJeff Fisher: 4The Rams brass wants to sign Fisher to an extension so that the longtime coach doesnt go into this season with an expiring contract. That obviously buys Fisher some time, but the fact remains that Fishers teams have finished below .500 in each of his four prior seasons with the Rams. And the pressure is greater now, with the team moving to Los Angeles and trading up to take Jared Goff with the No. 1 overall pick. -- Alden GonzalezRating: 3 = Lukewarm seatDallas CowboysJason Garrett: 3Garrett is 40-40 since becoming the Cowboys full-time head coach, and he has just one playoff appearance. He has attempted to rebuild the Cowboys on the fly and has had some success, but he needs to win and he will have to do it without Tony Romo for a few games. Last seasons 4-12 finish can be excused, but Garrett wont be able to use a prolonged Romo absence as the reason why the Cowboys didnt win in 2016. Owner Jerry Jones has been patient with Garrett, but if the Cowboys flounder this season, that patience could run out, even with three years remaining on Garretts deal. -- Todd ArcherIndianapolis ColtsChuck Pagano: 3Pagano has led the Colts to the playoffs in three of his four seasons. Owner Jim Irsay gave Pagano a contract extension last January, but his job isnt safe by simply leading the Colts to AFC South titles. Irsay didnt give quarterback Andrew Luck a $140 million contract to just win the division. He expects this team to be among the NFLs elite teams sooner rather than later. -- Mike WellsRating: 2 = Cool seatBaltimore RavensJohn Harbaugh: 2Harbaugh is the sixth-winningest active coach (.608 win percentage), and he has the second-most playoff victories (10) by an NFL coach in his first eight seasons. He also won Super Bowl XLVII. That track record combined with the organizations long history of continuity (only three head coaches in a 21-year existence) says Harbaugh is safe. There have been a few ruts recently. The Ravens havent made the playoffs in two of the past three seasons. But it would take another disastrous season in 2016 for Harbaugh to feel any heat. -- Jamison HensleyChicago BearsJohn Fox: 2The Bears handed Fox way too much power and control to fire him after two seasons. Unless Fox retires, which would come as a total shock, he probably coaches the Bears until at least 2018. It will be interesting, though, to see what happens if the Bears regress in the fall. Fox received a free pass after going 6-10 last season, but people wont be so patient the second time around. Fox doesnt have to show the same kind of improvement in Year 2 that he did in Carolina and Denver, but the Bears are expected to hover around the .500 mark. Anything less will be a major disappointment. -- Jeff DickersonCincinnati BengalsMarvin Lewis: 2Lewis is 0-7 in the playoffs, and the Bengals melted down against the Steelers in the wild-card round last season. But Bengals owner Mike Brown has continued to stand by Lewis over the years, and that shouldnt change in 2016. Lewis, the longest-tenured NFL coach behind Bill Belichick, is safe unless the Bengals have a total meltdown this season, and even then, I still would be skeptical they make any change. Its just not how the Bengals operate. -- Katherine TerrellGreen Bay PackersMike McCarthy: 2How can a coach who has led his team to seven straight playoff appearances be anything other than a 1? Well, it has been five years since the last Super Bowl appearance, the past few years have featured playoff meltdowns and Aaron Rodgers window of opportunity for another title is slowly starting to close. Still, the Packers management likes McCarthys consistency. As team president Mark Murphy regularly says, you cant win it if youre not in it. -- Rob DemovskyHouston TexansBill OBrien: 2The Texans would have to have a disastrous season and perform way below the level they are capable of for OBrien to be in danger of losing his job. OBrien is 18-14 through his first two seasons as an NFL head coach and works for a forgiving owner in Bob McNair. I think there is a better chance OBrien signs an extension after the season. -- Sarah BarshopNew Orleans SaintsSean Payton: 2Sure, a 2 ranking is pretty generous for a coach coming off back-to-back 7-9 seasons. But so was the five-year contract the Saints just handed Payton for more than $9 million per year. Eventually, they will need to see better results. But Payton led this franchise to its only Super Bowl win, and they continue to have faith in him as the best man to oversee their next rebuilding effort. -- Mike TriplettNew York JetsTodd Bowles: 2Bowles won 10 games as a first-year coach, earning the respect of the locker room. The arrow is pointed up, so it would take an utter collapse -- and then some -- for Bowles to get fired, even though this is a win-now team that hasnt made the playoffs since 2010. -- Rich CiminiOakland RaidersJack Del Rio: 2In just his second year, Del Rio has transformed the Raiders from a unit hoping to get over the hump to one expecting to make a playoff run. Of course, that should be the mantra of every coach. But as fullback Marcel Reece?put it, Del Rio, with his staff heavy on former players, has changed the culture in Silver and Blackdom, and current players have totally bought in. Only a total disaster would warm the seat under Del Rio, who grew up in the shadow of the Oakland Coliseum as a fan of the Raiders in the late 1970s. -- Paul GutierrezPhiladelphia EaglesDoug Pederson: 2Questions persist as to whether Pederson is ready to effectively lead an NFL team. Barring a total disaster, though, you would think owner Jeffrey Lurie would give Pederson more than a season to prove his worth. Still without a Super Bowl trophy on the shelf, Lurie might not be as patient as he was when he bought the team back in 1994. But a reactionary move like firing a coach after one year would be out of character. -- Tim McManusSan Francisco 49ersChip Kelly: 2Kelly comes to the 49ers from Philadelphia, where his every move was scrutinized, but he still won more games than he lost. He also is walking into a situation in which San Francisco just fired Jim Tomsula after one year. Even if the Niners struggle this season, its hard to imagine a scenario in which they would want to have another coach for just one year. That type of instability would only delay the rebuilding process and force them to start from scratch again. If changes are made after a rough season, expect the attention to be placed on the front office this time. -- Nick WagonerTampa Bay BuccaneersDirk Koetter: 2The Bucs were so encouraged by what they saw from Koetters offense last season that they promoted him to head coach and let go of Lovie Smith. Because its his first year, his seat is cool, but because the past two head coaches got only two years before they were fired, its clear that ownership doesnt have a lot of patience. That is why Koetter gets a 2 instead of a 1. -- Jenna LaineTennessee TitansMike Mularkey: 2General manager Jon Robinson has bonded with Mularkey, and the two are completely aligned. Barring a disaster for the coach and his staff in their first season, Robinson would likely see a change as a setback that would cost the franchise valuable developmental time. The desire is big for continuity from Robinson and controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk. -- Paul KuharskyWashington RedskinsJay Gruden: 2Few seats have really ever been cold under owner Dan Snyder, but coming off a six-win improvement and an NFC East title, Gruden is in a good position entering his third season. Had last season unfolded differently -- if Kirk Cousins hadnt developed; if they hadnt won big -- the seat would have been hot in 2016. But it did unfold well and the Redskins are slowly building a good team. Grudens offense has taken advantage of the talent in the passing game to build a potentially explosive attack. So barring a total collapse, Gruden will return in 2017. -- John KeimRating: 1 = Cold seatArizona CardinalsBruce Arians: 1Arians is on the ice cold seat, and not just because hes the coolest coach in the NFL. Arians has won 34 games in three years, taking the Cardinals to the playoffs in the past two seasons, including a berth in the NFC Championship Game last season. He also changed the culture of what was once a chronically losing franchise. If theres any pressure, its on Arians to keep winning. The need to get to the Super Bowl and win a title will start to grow with every winning season. -- Josh WeinfussAtlanta FalconsDan Quinn: 1Quinn enters his second year with higher expectations, but I dont see his job being in jeopardy unless the Falcons totally bomb and have another four-win season like in 2013. Owner Arthur Blank said this about Quinn after the team imploded last season: Ive got complete confidence in Dan. Hes going to be a great head coach for us for many years. The guy on the hot seat is general manager Thomas Dimitroff, who is almost certain to go if the Falcons miss the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season. -- Vaughn McClureCarolina PanthersRon Rivera: 1If a zero was available, that would be it for Rivera. He has won the NFL Coach of the Year award twice in the past three years. He has taken the Panthers to the Super Bowl. He has a strong nucleus of Cam Newton, Luke Kuechly, Greg Olsen and Thomas Davis that should keep him winning for several years. Rivera hasnt been on the hot seat since team owner Jerry Richardson contemplated pulling the trigger during a 1-3 start to the 2013 season after consecutive 6-10 and 7-9 records. -- David NewtonCleveland BrownsHue Jackson: 1Few coaches are safer in the NFL than Jackson, thus he gets a rating lower than the lowest. The Browns brought in Jackson amidst much fanfare, and he has brought energy and excitement to the job. After hiring and firing coaches with regularity, the last thing Jimmy Haslam will do is give Jackson one year as coach. Hes the most secure coach in any level of football. -- Pat McManamonDenver BroncosGary Kubiak: 1Kubiaks seat is as cool as his Super Bowl ring. Kubiak navigated weekly quarterback drama in 2015, when Peyton Manning was recovering from a foot injury. The coach also dealt with plenty of player injuries, and in his first year with the Broncos, the team won the third Super Bowl in the franchises history. Hes a former Broncos player, former long-time Broncos assistant coach and now head coach. Hes everything Pat Bowlen always wanted in his tenure as the teams owner -- a guy invested in the Broncos, a guy who cares about the Broncos, coaching the Broncos. Kubiak still has one of the leagues elite defenses at his disposal and fully expects to be in the playoff conversation again. -- Jeff LegwoldKansas City ChiefsAndy Reid: 1While Reid hasnt been wildly successful with the Chiefs, success is a relative term in Kansas City. The Chiefs won four games or fewer in four of the six seasons before his arrival, so his record of two wild-card playoff appearances and a postseason victory in his three years looks good by comparison. Chairman Clark Hunt appreciates the stability Reid brings to the Chiefs. They had three head coaches in the five seasons before hiring Reid in 2013. -- Adam TeicherMiami DolphinsAdam Gase: 1Gase, who was hired in January, is the Dolphins third head coach in six seasons. But Gase will be given every opportunity to put together a winning program. There are no playoff expectations for Miami this year, so Gase is playing with house money in his first season. The pressure will go up in Gases second and third year. -- James WalkerMinnesota VikingsMike Zimmer: 1Zimmer was signed through 2017, but the Vikings gave him an extension before training camp, reportedly adding two years to his original deal. The organization loves the edge Zimmer has brought to the team, particularly to the Vikings defense, and his no-nonsense style has been a hit with both players and fans. His future is tied to the quarterback situation, which was thrown out of order after Teddy Bridgewaters knee injury, but at the moment, Zimmers stock couldnt be much higher in Minnesota. -- Ben GoesslingNew England PatriotsBill Belichick: 1Belichick, 64, is the second-oldest head coach in the NFL, but he remains one of the leagues most secure in his position as he enters his 17th season. That makes him the longest-tenured head coach in the NFL, and for those who might be wondering why hes so safe, the shine of four Lombardi Trophies serves as the reminder. -- Mike ReissNew York GiantsBen McAdoo: 1McAdoo is entering his first year as head coach and working for one of the most patient ownership groups. Even though the Giants havent reached the playoffs in five years, McAdoo has some time to implement his system and develop a winner, especially with general manager Jerry Reese likely next in line to pay the consequences if theres no improvement. The Giants went 6-10 each of the past two seasons under Tom Coughlin, but they are expecting better from McAdoo in 2016. -- Jordan RaananPittsburgh SteelersMike Tomlin: 1Several coaches face pressure in 2016, but Tomlin is not one of them. The Steelers coach has never had a losing season since taking over the franchise in 2007. His .639 winning percentage is better than Bill Cowher or Chuck Noll. 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CHICAGO -- Yu Darvish was pleased with his first start since June 8 after recovering from shoulder discomfort, even though his pitch count quickly rose and he fell short of pitching five innings.Darvish returned from the disabled list to strike out nine but was inefficient and wild at times, and Anthony Rizzos two-run double helped lead the Chicago Cubs past the Texas Rangers 3-1 on Saturday.Darvish (2-1) reached 98 mph and allowed only two runs and two hits, but the Japanese right-hander lasted just 4 1/3 innings thanks to four walks and shoddy defense.My shoulder felt fine, Darvish said through an interpreter.Jason Hammel (8-5) struck out seven in six innings for the Cubs, who won their second straight in the interleague matchup of division leaders.Hector Rondon pitched a perfect ninth to complete the three-hitter for his 15th save.Darvish, a three-time All-Star, was making his fourth start since missing all of 2015 following Tommy John surgery. A dominant slider dipping out of the strike zone accounted for seven of his strikeouts.I was throwing the ball well, Darvish said. It was a little different feeling from the last rehab outing in a good way.But he was lifted after 90 pitches when second baseman Rougned Odor dropped what could have been an inning-ending double play.We would have liked to got him the complete five, Rangers manager Jeff Banister said. I felt like he pitched well enough to handle that. We saw what we needed to see from him. The secondary stuff was exceptional, the fastball control, command, felt like (that) was there.Cubs manager Joe Maddon said he wanted his players to be patient at the plate, knowing Darvish faced a pitch count. Darvish got Kris Bryant looking on a 98 mph fastball in the first, but his velocity dipped as the game wore on.A guy like that, if you just let him have his way, hell be sitting on 70 (pitches) in the sixth inning, hes going to beat you up, Maddon said. His stuff is that good. KB has really not been in chase mode, and when hes chasing the slider you know how good it actually is.Darvish walked Miguel Montero, who entered hitting .201, to lead off the third. Then Rizzos two-out double to right extended hiis hitting streak to 11 games and put the Cubs ahead to stay.ddddddddddddI threw that slider where I wanted it to be, and I struck him out on the previous at-bat, Darvish said. I threw it where I wanted. Got to tip my hat to him.Hammel allowed three hits in his first victory since June 4. Matt Szczur pinch-hit for the right-hander in the sixth and hit a two-run single off Shawn Tolleson. It was Szczurs 10th pinch hit and second for an RBI in as many days.Texas lone run in the game -- and the series -- came in odd fashion in the second.Ryan Rua singled and scored from second on Elvis Andrus infield single after the first baseman Rizzo threw wildly to the plate.Texas has dropped a season high-tying four straight and nine of 11.Weve got to find a way of putting a good combination of a solid start and some solid offense on the board and play good defense, Banister said.TRAINERS ROOMRangers: RF Shin-Soo Choo (back) was out of the lineup for a second straight day, but an MRI showed no major issues. . RHP Kyle Lohse (oblique) threw a bullpen session before the game. Hes scheduled to start Tuesday against the Angels. . RHP Jose Leclerc was optioned to Triple-A Round Rock to make room for Darvish.DARVISH AT THE DISHDarvish batted for the first time since 2014 and went up left-handed. He didnt swing while striking out on three pitches in the third. Darvish batted right-handed in the past. Banister said Darvish has been hitting left-handed during batting practice.I thought it was easier hitting left-handed, and hitting right-handed put more stress on my right shoulder, right elbow, and I kind of didnt want to do it, Darvish said.KELA RETURNSRangers RHP Keone Kela struck out the side and walked one in a hitless seventh in his first appearance since April following elbow surgery.UP NEXTTexas LHP Cole Hamels (9-2, 3.21 ERA) on Sunday makes his first start at Wrigley Field since throwing a no-hitter against the Cubs last July. It came in his final start for Philadelphia. Cubs RHP John Lackey (7-5, 3.70) is winless in his last four starts. ' ' '