Mobile Pensacola, AL, November 5, 2026 —

Birmingham, AL – Chad Eads, a longtime fixture in Alabama high school football, has announced his retirement from coaching after a career spanning 34 years. The veteran coach, known for his dedication to student-athletes in the Birmingham area, concluded his extensive tenure in the profession this past season.

Eads dedicated 34 years to coaching, impacting numerous young lives and programs throughout his career. The specific schools or teams Eads coached for were not detailed in the announcement. Similarly, the exact date of his retirement or the specific circumstances surrounding his decision were not provided.

The announcement marks the end of a significant chapter for the Birmingham-area football community, where Eads was a respected figure. Details regarding any retirement ceremonies, farewell events, or future plans for Coach Eads were not immediately available.

The full scope of his coaching achievements, including specific records or notable seasons, has not been publicly detailed beyond the announcement of his retirement after 34 years. Further information regarding his career highlights and the institutions he served is expected to emerge as the coaching community reflects on his contributions.


Story summarized from the original created by Mike Perrin on www.al.com, see more information here.

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