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“You Get Fired”: Ex- Super Bowl Champion Brian Hoyer Reveals Being Approached by 9 NFL Franchises Over QB Coach Job

After spending 15 years playing in the league as a quarterback, the former Super Bowl champion has built a career around adapting to new teams, offensive systems, and changing circumstances. Now, as opportunities come for a transition into coaching, Brian…

By Hetal Moleshri · Essentially Sports

Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 11:09 PM

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Brian Hoyer revealed he turned down NFL quarterback coach opportunities to prioritize family stability in Boston.
Hoyer cited the frequent relocation and instability of NFL coaching as the main reason for declining offers.
The 15-year NFL veteran played for eight teams and won Super Bowl LIII with the New England Patriots.

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Former NFL quarterback Brian Hoyer revealed on the Up and Adams Show that he declined coaching opportunities from NFL teams to prioritize personal stability. Hoyer stated that an AFC team approached him about an open quarterback coach position, but he chose not to re-enter the demanding and unstable lifestyle of the league after moving into a new home in Boston.

Hoyer, who played 15 seasons across eight different franchises and won Super Bowl LIII with the New England Patriots, cited the constant relocation of coaching as a deterrent. Instead, he is currently serving as a freshman football coach at Xaverian Brothers High School to stay involved in football with a manageable schedule.

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