the 1997 season. Dallas Cowboys – Chan Gailey; replaced Barry Switzer, who resigned after the 1997 season. Buffalo Bills – Wade Phillips; replaced Marv Levy, who retired after the 1997 season. In-season Atlanta Falcons - Rich Brooks; served as interim head coach for Weeks 16 and 17 of the 1998 season while Dan Reeves recovered from quadruple bypass surgery. Stadium changes Baltimore Ravens: The Ravens moved from Memorial Stadium to Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards Buffalo Bills: Rich Stadium was renamed Ralph Wilson Stadium after Bills founder and owner Ralph Wilson Oakland Raiders: The Oakland Coliseum was renamed Network Associates Coliseum after the software company Network Associates acquired the naming rights Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The Buccaneers moved from Houlihan's Stadium to Raymond James Stadium, with Raymond James Financial acquiring the naming rights Tennessee Oilers: The Oilers moved from the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium in Memphis to Vanderbilt Stadium in Nashville New uniforms The Baltimore Ravens began wearing their white pants instead of black with their white jerseys The Detroit Lions wore blue pants and silver-topped socks with their white jerseys for this season only The Jacksonville Jaguars removed the black side panels on uniforms The New York Jets unveiled a modernized version of the team's classic design and logo used from 1964 to 1977 The San Diego Chargers returned to navy pants with their white jerseys The San Francisco 49ers switched from white to gold pants Television This was the first season that CBS held the rights to televise AFC games, taking over from NBC. Meanwhile, this was the first time that ESPN broadcast all of the Sunday night games throughout the season (this was also the first season in which ESPN's coverage used the Monday Night Football themes, before reverting to using an original theme in 2001). ABC and Fox renewed their rights for Monday Night Football and the NFC package, respectively. All of these networks signed eight-year television contracts through the 2005 season. This was also the first season where the late games kicked off at 4:05pm ET & 4:15pm ET (replacing the original 4:00pm ET start time), to give networks more time to finish the early games before the start of the late games. The 4:15 start time would last until 2011. MNF broadcasts were also pushed back from its 9:00pm ET start time to 8:00pm ET. The actual kickoffs were at 8:20pm, preceded by a new