Titans Head Coach Search 2026 (Working on deal with Saleh)

[tgo]

24 minutes ago, titansfan said:

The Brinker-Borgonzi-Tomlin-Ward trust would be the dawning of a new incredible era for Tennessee

[IsntLifeFunny]

3 minutes ago, tgo said:

He’s right that a lot of Chicago fans didn’t like Nagy toward the end, no doubt about that. And he did fail as a HC there ultimately. I just don’t think the team “quit” on him. The reason I was so adamant is because I did a deep dive on that very question. 

No reasoning or logic will sway me from the part that matters mos:  @mmmmmbeeeris that dude. 

 

 

[titansfan]

37 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

Tomlin has been totally sparing it up for years now, why would anyone want him? 

 

We would want him

[Bulluck4dmvp]

Tomlin makes Mike McCoy look ultra-aggressive 

[titansfan]

Sure

[AussieTitanFan08]

 

[OILERMAN]

The most concerning thing about Tomlin is listening to all the players talk about how outdated their defensive schemes are regardless of league trends and the fact the better offenses totally exploit those schemes.

 

 

[ctm]

Next item on Borgonzi's agenda is coaching interviews starting next week.. Playoff coaches have a narrow 3 day window to do virtual interviews. But they can't be hired until their season ends.  Could being unable to be immediately hired, forestall someone like Saleh's or Shula's ability to put together a full staff? Does that give an advantage to coaches who are immediately available?  Coming soon....

Edited December 30, 2025 by ctm

[scine09]

There's pros and cons to Tomlin, but the one thing he will bring the fan base is an air of confidence that they currently don't have and haven't had in years.  I think going into a new stadium he would be the perfect guy to usher them in.  He's proven that he can win and would be a boon for the fan base to bring some excitement back to the franchise.

 

Whether he's too conservative and is the right coach for Cam Ward is a different conversation.

Edited December 30, 2025 by scine09

[titansfan]

I really dont think Chris Shula is ready.. yall are falling in love with the last name 

[titansfan]

4 minutes ago, scine09 said:

There's pros and cons to Tomlin, but the one thing he will bring the fan base is an air of confidence that they currently don't have and haven't had in years.  I think going into a new stadium he would be the perfect guy to usher them in.  He's proven that he can win and would be a boon for the fan base to bring some excitement back to the franchise.

 

Whether he's too conservative and is the right coach for Cam Ward is a different conversation.

 

I think his and Ward's personalities mesh and I happen to think he and Borgonzi view defensive players in a similar way

[scine09]

1 minute ago, titansfan said:

I really dont think Chris Shula is ready.. yall are falling in love with the last name 

Remember how well his father did in Cincinnati?  Or should I say didn't do.  He was there for four and a half years and didn't have a winning season once.

[AussieTitanFan08]

 

[NashvilleNinja]

On 12/27/2025 at 8:35 PM, AvgJoe said:

It’s one of 32 jobs. Everybody that’s not a HC wants to be one. Anybody we ask will interview. It’s a very desirable job…….like every other opening will be

 

This "woe is us" idiocy really is grating. Amy's reputation is one born of perception based narratives. No one was bitching about her MO as an owner four years ago when we were 12-5 and the road to the Super Bowl was set to run through Nashville.

 

Go talk to Bengals fans about who has worse ownership. Or Cowboys fans who are sick of Jerruh's bullshit. AAS isn't perfect, but she's hardly the worst owner in the league. And these HC jobs still pay millions. We'll have plenty of quality people wanting this job just based on the job itself alone. And that's before they get a glimpse of the top 5 passes of week 17 and their honorable mentions.

 

Winning will shut all this pussy ass talk down and then people won't gaf whether or not they hear from Amy.

[Callidus]

Just now, NashvilleNinja said:

 

This "woe is us" idiocy really is grating. Amy's reputation is one born of perception based narratives. No one was bitching about her MO as an owner four years ago when we were 12-5 and the road to the Super Bowl was set to run through Nashville.

 

Go talk to Bengals fans about who has worse ownership. Or Cowboys fans who are sick of Jerruh's bullshit. AAS isn't perfect, but she's hardly the worst owner in the league. And these HC jobs still pay millions. We'll have plenty of quality people wanting this job just based on the job itself alone. And that's before they get a glimpse of the top 5 passes of week 17 and their honorable mentions.

 

Winning will shut all this pussy ass talk down and then people won't gaf whether or not they hear from Amy.

Nothing will ever be funnier to me, titans related, than the army of fans saying she needs to sell the team. Like anyone would give up this cash cow because the fans dont like some shit you did.