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Robinson should have been let go...everything started to decline after Ran Carthon was hired. Nearly every decision since has backfired. Amy made a mistake choosing Ran over Vrabel, and it shows. There’s no doubt this team would be sitting at 3–3 right now with Vrabel still at the helm.  Amy made the right move in dismissing Callahan now because Vrabel is about to come to Nashville and put up 40 points, with Landry recording three sacks. It’s going to be a tough one to watch.

 

Still, it’s good that Amy has acknowledged her mistakes ahead of the meeting and admitted she was wrong. She chose politics over football...but now that she’s owned up to it publicly, it’s time to move forward and start rebuilding a real football team.

 

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21 minutes ago, TerryBoats said:

He never called plays and came from a system with underwhelming production despite elite talent.  His resume wasn't good in any way that actually mattered.

 

Thats a you thing.. and yes, not having called plays before was a small concerns some had. None of that changes the fact he had the resume as an OFF coach. he just didn't deliver.

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Just now, Stan said:

If it was her move it seems as if Borgo is maybe incompetent too, if he was campaigning for Callahan to stay.  Which is worrying me now about him

 

This isn't the first time AAS has fired someone like this. There is no reason to worry about him at all yet. 

 

1 minute ago, Righteous said:

Robinson should have been let go...everything started to decline after Ran Carthon was hired. Nearly every decision since has backfired. Amy made a mistake choosing Ran over Vrabel, and it shows.

 

Carthon being a bad hire has nothing to do with not being on board with how much control over the team Vrabel wanted. Idk why you Vrabelites can't understand that. He basically gave her an ultimatum... and you don't do that with the owner, even if she did want you to stay. She can hire and fire ten of you in one sitting.

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2 hours ago, TeamRamrod said:

Losing your head coach and offensive line coach and possibly even the OC in one week mid season could result in something even worse. Things can always get worse lol would be hilarious and a true indictment if things got better though 

When have things ever gotten worse around here?

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3 minutes ago, ctm said:

 

Certainly suggests = speculation


It’s totally obvious. PK in his podcast said he has it on good authority that at least one Titans higher up was against making the move in season. (My guess, Brinker). 
 

 

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13 minutes ago, scine09 said:

Vrabel wanted out.  To me that was obvious.  People need to stop saying that AAS shouldn’t have fired Vrabel.  She had absolutely no choice.

 

Seriously... if you were the owner of a team and you had a coach who was 6-21 6-18 over his last 27 24 games demanding more power and authority, what would your reaction be?

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Just now, NashvilleNinja said:

 

Seriously... if you were the owner of a team and you had a coach who was 6-21 over his last 27 games demanding more power and authority, what would your reaction be?

Well it was 6-18 but your point remains.  Yes, he’s doing well with the Patriots.  He also has a lot more talent and a better QB than what he was dealing with in those 24 games.  And aside from one game he has had an incredible easy schedule.  Which will be that way for the rest of the season.  It’s why Vrabel for COY was such an easy bet.

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Just now, scine09 said:

Well it was 6-18 but your point remains.  Yes, he’s doing well with the Patriots.  He also has a lot more talent and a better QB than what he was dealing with in those 24 games.  And aside from one game he has had an incredible easy schedule.  Which will be that way for the rest of the season.  It’s why Vrabel for COY was such an easy bet.

 

Really? Didn't the Titans lose the last 10 games of 2022? Add those to the 11 losses in 2023 and that's 21, right?

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