QUINIX Sport News: NFL coaching news, live playoff injury updates: Josh McDaniels reportedly back as Patriots OC, Bears hire Lions OC Ben Johnson

Cooper Kupp wants to play football again next season. But whether he returns to the Los Angeles Rams, he said on Monday, isn’t up to him.

“I feel like I’ve got a lot of good football left in me,” Kupp said, via ESPN’s Sarah Barshop. “I’ll be playing football next year. That much I know … Obviously would love to be in L.A., but I don’t know what that’s going to look like.”

Kupp, who was the subject of trade rumors before the deadline this past season, has two years left on his deal with the Rams. He had five catches for 61 yards in their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

Since the first interview in Jacksonville went well, Robert Saleh is headed back to talk with the Jaguars about their open job later this week.

The Jaguars are also expected to meet with Raiders DC Patrick Graham and Buccaneers OC Liam Coen this week, too.

The Cowboys continue their search to replace Mike McCarthy. Frazier, who was the Bills’ defensive coordinator for years, spent last season as an assistant with the Seahawks.

The Indianapolis Colts have their next defensive coordinator. The Colts are hiring ex-Bengals DC Lou Anarumo, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Anarumo spent the last six seasons with the Bengals, but they fired in him earlier this month after missing the playoffs.

For more on the Colts’ move, click here.

Brian Schottenheimer’s name hasn’t been mentioned often in this head-coaching cycle. Tennessee State coach Eddie George has created more buzz.

But the betting market seems to believe Schottenheimer will be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.

Schottenheimer suddenly became the favorite in the market for the next Cowboys head coach at DraftKings. He’s a pretty large favorite too, at -250 odds (bet $250 to win $100). Kellen Moore, who was the favorite, went back to +250 odds.

Schottenheimer has been on the Cowboys’ staff the past three seasons, the last two as offensive coordinator. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has always put a priority on coaches he is familiar with, so that fits.

But it would be a surprising hire, and likely not to be very popular among Cowboys fans.

Read more here.

Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka is getting a second interview with the Saints for their head coaching opening, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.

Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver will also get a second interview with New Orleans, according to eporter Mike Triplett.

Kafka first interviewed with the Saints on Jan. 9, while Weaver spoke with team officials on Jan. 8.

With the Lions’ playoff loss, offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn are free to take head coaching positions that are offered. Detroit coach Dan Campbell says he expect to lose both coordinators, though he hasn’t heard of any hirings.

However, Campbell intends for the team to keep doing what’s led to success.

“This train rolls on,” he said. “I’ll find the next best guys for us.”