Titans Overhaul Front Office in Preparation for Crucial Coaching Search
In a significant shift for the Tennessee Titans, the franchise is restructuring its front office as it prepares for a crucial coaching search. This revamp aims to clarify and sharpen the focus areas of football leadership within the organization.
Front Office Changes Announced
Franchise owner Amy Strunk shared these developments in a letter addressed to Titans fans. She emphasized the importance of a straightforward front office structure that benefits the organization and the fans. Mike Borgonzi has been appointed general manager and will oversee player acquisitions and coaching staff management. Chad Brinker will continue to handle other aspects of the football operations.
Goals for the Franchise
Both Borgonzi and Brinker will report directly to Strunk as they work toward restoring the team to championship caliber. Recent additions to the roster, including No. 1 overall draft pick Cam Ward, have shown promise, contributing to a strong rookie class. With ample salary cap space and a new stadium set to open in 2027, the Titans’ head coaching position is now particularly enticing.
Search for a New Head Coach
The Titans recently parted ways with head coach Brian Callahan in October, giving them time to evaluate numerous coaching candidates. Their search spans various backgrounds, including collegiate coaches.
Potential Coaching Candidates
- Mike McCarthy – Former NFL head coach
- Matt Nagy – Current offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs
- Jeff Hafley – Defensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers
- Jesse Minter – Defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Chargers
- Robert Saleh – Former Jets head coach, currently with the San Francisco 49ers
- Chris Shula – Defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams
The franchise intends to adopt a careful and methodical approach to its coaching search, ensuring the best fit for the team as they aim for future success.
