In February, the Tennessee Titans announced the hiring of former AP NFL Coach of the Year recipient Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator as a member of Robert Saleh's all-new coaching staff.
Tony Pollard did his part for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, and Brian Daboll’s offense still left points sitting on the Cleveland 1-yard line. Andre Szmyt’s 32-yard field goal as time expired gave the Browns a 27-24 win and ended Tennessee’s shot at its first back-to-back wins since 2022.
On Thursday ahead of the Tennessee Titans' Week 7 matchup with the Cleveland Browns, OC Brian Daboll gave a sort of status update on the offense. Regarding Cam Ward specifically, Daboll said he likes the direction that the second-year QB is headed, but the results aren't satisfying.
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Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll touched on a lot of interesting topics during his Thursday press conference. It was the media’s first opportunity to question the offensive signal caller since the team’s disastrous outing against the Texans last Sunday.
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The benching talk around Cam Ward got louder after a 26-3 loss to Houston, even with analysts still preaching patience with the second-year quarterback.
So long as the Tennessee Titans continue to be one of the NFL's least efficient offenses, these red zone reports will continue to feel more like futuristic wishful thinking than anything else.
There's no denying the Tennessee Titans have talent, but muddled play-calling appears to be holding back a capable offense. After going 3-14 last season, fans and pundits expected more wins headed into the new season.
Cam Ward finally played well, and Tennessee still came up empty when it counted. Why does one goal-line decision sting so much? The Tennessee Titans had every opportunity to hang with the Baltimore Ravens in Week 4.
The Titans had their chances in Baltimore. One second-quarter sequence near the goal line swung the game. The head coach’s postgame explanation for it left plenty of room for frustration among a fan base still waiting on its first win.
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Cam Ward gave Tennessee enough to win in Baltimore, but eight straight Pollard touches inside the 10 and one incomprehensible fourth-down call helped bury the Titans.
Cam Ward’s brutal interception that sealed the Tennessee Titans’ fate against the New York Giants on Sunday left offensive coordinator Brian Daboll understandably frustrated.
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Following Tennessee's 19-13 win, Saleh shared a worrisome take regarding the play of his QB1.
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On paper, Levis has no long-term future with the club that has Ward atop the depth chart.
First-year Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll sent somewhat of a warning to Tate regarding what is expected of the promising prospect this spring.
It sounds like Daboll will be happy to get a chance to coach Ward, even if it's a year later than he originally hoped.
Both Saleh and Daboll experienced some lows while previously employed by the New York clubs as HCs.
Daboll will be tasked with helping Titans quarterback Cam Ward improve as a second-year pro. Ward seemingly isn't worried about Daboll's personality in the early days of their working relationship.
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