The Tennessee Titans completed the most important step of their coaching search already when they landed Robert Saleh for the job. Now, their second step is only slightly less important.
The Tennessee Titans, taking part in a historically numerous share of NFL team shopping for a new head coach, struck relatively early in the process when they landed on Robert Saleh.
The Tennessee Titans found their next leader when it was recently announced that Robert Saleh would be the team’s next head coach. More information is coming out about how Saleh got the job.
The Tennessee Titans finally have someone calling the shots. But as Tennessee’s new head coach, Robert Saleh isn’t walking into a turnkey operation. Not even close.
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Saleh and McDaniel reportedly developed a positive working relationship when they were with the 49ers before they received their first opportunities to serve as NFL head coaches.
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 have hired their next head coach. While fans were engrossed in the College Football Playoff national championship game on Monday night, news broke that the Titans had hired Robert Saleh as their next head coach.
The long wait for the new head coach of the Tennessee Titans is over, as the front office made a decision on the new leader of the franchise. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that the Titans are finalizing a deal to hire San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh as their new head coach for 2026.
Tennessee Titans teammates Cam Ward and Xavier Restrepo pulled up at Hard Rock Stadium on Monday to cheer for their alma mater, Miami, in the national championship game against Indiana.
With Jeff Hafley nearing an agreement to become the Dolphins’ head coach, that leaves one fewer candidate for the Titans. Tennessee had lined up a second interview with Hafley, but the team will have to look elsewhere.
The third head coach hire of the 2026 coaching carousel has been made, and the Titans are still out looking for their guy. The last truly inevitable of the initial hires is locked down in Miami, leaving seven jobs up for grabs as tension across the league rises to secure a chair before the music stops.
The Tennessee Titans, after casting a wide net in an effort to fully feel out the market of available coaching candidates across the league, were widely reported to have landed on three candidates: Matt Nagy, Robert Saleh and Jeff Hafley.
SI.com’s Albert Breer reports the Titans are bringing in Chiefs OC Matt Nagy and 49ers DC Robert Saleh in for second HC interviews today. Additionally, Breer mentions Packers DC Jeff Hafley is tentatively scheduled to have a second interview tomorrow, unless he takes another job before then.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports former Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy had a second HC interview with the Titans this weekend. Here’s an updated list of candidates
As the Tennessee Titans figure out who their next head coach is going to be, this organization is going to need to hit the ground running this offseason.