Fangio, who incorporated eight new starters into a unit that ranked near the bottom of the NFL in 2023 and turned it into one of the league’s best, has a chance to fill one of the few gaps in his

Fangio has led a full life — boyfriend, father, grandfather, protégé, colleague, mentor, coach, and friend. Those close to him confirm that what you see is what you get, on and off the field.

One of sports most commonly used cliches when great teams or rivals square off is, "you can throw out the records when these two meet." This is by no means a rivalry, but, please throw out the records when Patrick Mahomes and Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio go head-to-head,

Vic Fangio flicked on the film against the giant projection screen. Immediately, the 66-year-old defensive coordinator’s players poked fun at the film’s poor resolution. Twenty-two weeks into the season,

Vic Fangio could not turn the Broncos around in his three seasons as head coach, but as a coordinator he has few peers.

Matt Nagy still vividly remembers what it was like walking into Vic Fangio’s office at Halas Hall on a Monday. “He’d have a stack of papers that thick,” said Nagy, holding his thumb and index finger a few inches apart.

Fangio and Nagy teamed up in the 2018 season after Nagy retained Fangio as his defensive coordinator. Fangio led the Bears' defense for three seasons under John Fox.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was an assistant coach with the Baltimore Ravens in the early 2000s when hall-of-fame legend Ray Lewi