Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh is back in the hot seat with a head coaching gig. Saleh spent four seasons with the New York Jets from 2021 to 2024, but failed to achieve a winning record with the team in that span.
The Tennessee Titans are making a big move for Cam Ward's development by hiring offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Daboll has served as the offensive coordinator for a national championship Alabama team and helped Josh Allen rise to prominence in the NFL with the Buffalo Bills.
The Tennessee Titans' just-ended 3-14 season had little positive note to be stocked and stored for the brave fans that kept their eyes trained on the train-wreck.
The future of the Tennessee Titans can be defined a number of ways and is now, to some extent, tied to new head coach Robert Saleh. But when it comes to performance on the field, much of what the team could be capable of certainly revolves around former first overall pick Cam Ward.
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Since hiring Robert Saleh to take over as the team's new head coach, the Tennessee Titans' rapidly evolving identity has developed a strong defensive lean.
Saleh failed to record a single winning campaign in less than four full seasons with the Jets. Nevertheless, he sounds confident that his previous experiences will help him enjoy more success this time around.
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.
I had a conversation with somebody inside the Tennessee Titans' building about their search for a new head coach about a month ago, just before the interview process got rolling.
The Tennessee Titans are entering a new era in 2026. Tennessee hired Robert Saleh as their next head coach after firing Brian Callahan during the regular season.
New head coach Robert Saleh wants the Tennessee Titans to have some personality in 2026. The 46-year-old Saleh is known for being a culture-changer, and he expects to do the same with the Titans right away.
The Tennessee Titans' offseason, as the 2025-26 campaign is still technically underway, has thus far been dominated by the hiring of Robert Saleh and all the additional noise that has followed thereafter.
It’s a rarity for a football team to not only work their way out of a long-time rebuild, but to completely overhaul their staff and reputation in the process.
The Tennessee Titans have taken a significant step in shaping their new offensive identity. As head coach Robert Saleh continues to assemble his inaugural staff in Nashville, the focus has shifted sharply toward perimeter playmakers.
The Tennessee Titans have hired Ravens wide receivers coach Greg Lewis for the same role in their offense, according to Jordan Schultz. Lewis, 45, played eight seasons in the NFL for the Eagles, Patriots and Vikings before retiring after the 2010 season.
The Tennessee Titans are hiring Giants QB coach Shea Tierney as the team’s quarterbacks coach, according to Mike Garafolo. Tierney, 39, started out as a graduate assistant at North Carolina State in 2011.
A third name has emerged on the list of candidates for the Titans‘ defensive coordinator position. The team will look into a staffer from within the AFC South.