Tennessee Titans News

The Tennessee Titans have gone down the first-time head coach road twice in a row, and both hires sputtered out of the gate. That’s a trend they can’t afford to repeat.

Tennessee Titans fans were foaming at the mouth when they saw <a href="/nfl/players/mike_mcdaniel/893849">Mike McDaniel</a> was fired from the Miami Dolphins. After four years, the team decided it was best to start fresh.

The Tennessee Titans are widening the net in their head coaching search, adding more names to an already intriguing candidate list. Per NFL Network, Tennessee

The Tennessee Titans, following their second straight 3-14 season (and, subsequently, second head coaching search cycle in three years) have put most, if not all of their current stock in who is set to take over behind the wheel next.

Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.

The Tennessee Titans are doing their homework on a number of different head coaching candidates to find out which one will be the best for the franchise moving forward.

Been to Nissan Stadium lately? Statistically, you're less likely to answer yes than in years past. The NFL's attendance statistics for the 2025 regular season are out, and the Titans did about as well as you'd expect them to have done: very, very poorly.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward is recovering from the shoulder injury he suffered in Week 18 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. With the offseason now in front of the Titans, Ward has ample time to recover from his injury, which may still require surgery.

According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapaport, the Titans have set the interview schedule for their head coach vacancy this week. Tennessee underwent a major restructure of the front office last week, with GM <a href="/nfl/players/mike_borgonzi/927473">Mike Borgonzi</a> leading the charge.

Tennessee Titans interim head coach <a href="/nfl/players/mike_mccoy/928975">Mike McCoy</a> is entering the offseason with a lot up in the air. But given where the team is, there's a good chance he returns in a different role with the organization if he were to come back.

Now that the 2026 offseason is officially upon the Tennessee Titans, their combined six-win mark from the previous two campaigns can be thrust into the past in favor of who is going to be brought in to fix them next.

For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.

Having already scheduled an interview with <a href="/nfl/players/matt_nagy/91069">Matt Nagy</a>, the Tennessee Titans thought they were in the driver seat. Ultimately, they thought wrong. Nagy was always going to be a hot commodity this hiring cycle, but he's now been confirmed for three interviews in a two-day span.

One name that hasn't been floated around a ton in the Tennessee Titans search for a new head coach is <a href="/nfl/players/steve_spagnuolo/126690">Steve Spagnuolo</a>. The Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator recently scheduled an interview with the team the same day offensive coordinator <a href="/nfl/players/matt_nagy/91069">Matt Nagy</a> will be interviewing for the position.

Former Tennessee Titans star offensive tackle <a href="/nfl/players/taylor_lewan/320405">Taylor Lewan</a> has a clear answer for who should be the AFC South franchise’s next head coach.  Following the

Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward lost the first head coach of his pro career when the club unceremoniously fired Brian Callahan this past October. While speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi detailed what he'll be looking for regarding the hiring of Ward's second full-time NFL head coach.

Tennessee Titans general manager <a href="/nfl/players/mike_borgonzi/927473">Mike Borgonzi</a> is looking far and wide to find the franchise's next head coach. He's had a bit of time to prepare since the firing of Brian Callahan in Week 6 after the team started 1-5.

In a world where <a href="/nfl/players/john_harbaugh/126239">John Harbaugh</a> is no longer employed, that means the Tennessee Titans are forced to fight even harder to bring in a head coach. The competition just got a lot tougher, as the Baltimore Ravens' head coaching job is likely the most prized possession.

Now that the regular season is over, the Tennessee Titans are focusing their attention on searching for a new head coach. Among those who appear to be on the team’s radar is former Dallas Cowboys head coach <a href="/nfl/players/jason_garrett/128124">Jason Garrett</a>, according to sources of <a href="/nfl/players/adam_schefter/126225">Adam Schefter</a> of ESPN.

<a href="/nfl/players/will_levis/648602">Will Levis</a> spent this season on IR, being shifted to the injured list after suffering a shoulder injury in July. Prior to that, the 2023 second-round pick loomed as a player chosen under a previous GM that brought a curious fit behind No.

Despite having two years remaining on his contract, <a href="/nfl/players/calvin_ridley/559484">Calvin Ridley</a>‘s stint in Tennessee has likely come to an end. According to ESPN’s Turron Davenport, the veteran wide receiver is expected to be a cap casualty this offseason.

The Tennessee Titans announced Monday that they’ve officially signed 11 players to futures contracts for the 2026 season.  The full list includes: DE David

The Tennessee Titans have requested interviews with four current NFL coordinators to fill their head coaching vacancy, multiple outlets reported Monday.