The Tennessee Titans are shaking up the front office as they gear up for a full-blown head coach search. Newly hired GM Mike Borgonzi is now running point on everything.
Week 18 is finally here and it marks the final time the Tennessee Titans will take the field this season. Heading into a crucial offseason, the team would absolutely love to end the year on a high note.
In spite of a late-season surge that has left many fans hopeful about the franchise’s future, the Tennessee Titans’ 3-13 record limits the team’s aspirations with a regular-season ceiling for the time being.
Although QB Philip Rivers came out of retirement for the end of the 2025 season, he shut down any chance of that happening again next year. Rivers plans
The Tennessee Titans are in Jacksonville in Week 18 to wrap up the year against the division-rival Jaguars. At 3-13, Cam Ward and company will do everything in their power to pull a frustrating upset to keep the Jags from claiming the AFC South crown.
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.
After one more game left to play this season, the Tennessee Titans will turn their full attention to finding the next head coach of their football team.
The Tennessee Titans are completing the regular season against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 18 at Everbank Stadium. The Titans have had a long season, but it comes down to their game against the Jags.
Per Jim Wyatt, the Titans have made six roster moves on Saturday, including placing CB Jalyn Armour-Davis on injured reserve with an Achilles injury. The team also activated WR Bryce Oliver and EDGE Ali Gaye from injured reserve, placed WR Van Jefferson on IR, and signed CB Kemon Hall to the 53.
Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk announced a front office reshuffle in Tennessee on Friday, but she is expected to remain a part of the team’s search for a new head coach.
Knowing they've been ruled out of the playoffs for weeks at this point, it comes as no surprise that the Tennessee Titans are trying to get things moving with their search for a new head coach.
Defensive coordinators seem to be the focal point of the Tennessee Titans search for a new head coach. Whether it's Packers DC Jeff Hafley or Chargers DC Jesse Minter, there are clear frontrunners when it comes to the best defensive coordinators that should have a shot at becoming a head coach.
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.
The Tennessee Titans ended up getting a head start on the offseason news circuit 48 hours before their final game. On Friday afternoon, the news broke that owner Amy Adams Strunk had greenlit a front office shake up that changed the official division of power between President of Football Operations Chad Brinker and General Manager Mike Borgonzi.
The Tennessee Titans have been through some changes this season, most importantly, firing head coach Brian Callahan earlier in the year. Things did not get much better for the team after that move, and they’re looking to make sure things improve after this season.
After months of speculation, the Tennessee Titans have finally revealed who will be tasked with specific roles in their quest for a new head coach. Brian Callahan's time in Tennessee didn't last long, and owner Amy Adams Strunk is making sure that doesn't happen again.
According to Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport, the Titans have finalized their front office structure ahead of their search for a new head coach. Pelissero and Rapoport report that GM Mike Borgonzi will lead the head coaching search and have final say on the 53-man roster.
Chad Brinker had managed a promotion despite being part of two sub-.500 Titans teams, but the current Tennessee football ops president will now see his role reduced.
The Tennessee Titans will head to Jacksonville this Sunday to play their final regular season game of the season, and then their search for Cam Ward's next head coach begins.
With just one game remaining in the 2025 season, Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward has his work cut out for him. A lack of weapons has held him back all season long, and now he's without a wide receiver and tight end against the division leading Jacksonville Jaguars.
In today’s loss to the Saints, Titans cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis left the game early in the first quarter with what the team now fears could be a long-term injury.