Amy Adams Strunk likely behind stripping Brian Callahan of his play-calling(Terry McCormick)

[Dangermode]

Thank you Amy. Callahan was holding back this team, and Brinker was just leaving him out there as a human shield to keep the public blame OFF HIMSELF where it belonged. If things continue to go bad, I hope everyone recognizes that Brinker has been a large part of this failure. 

[TheChosenTitan]

45 minutes ago, Dangermode said:

Thank you Amy. Callahan was holding back this team, and Brinker was just leaving him out there as a human shield to keep the public blame OFF HIMSELF where it belonged. If things continue to go bad, I hope everyone recognizes that Brinker has been a large part of this failure. 

Big time, he needs to go 

[TeamRamrod]

12 hours ago, NashvilleNinja said:

 

I can't even imagine what this would do to @Jamalisms mental health.

I would kill myself 

[TeamRamrod]

10 hours ago, TheBukafax said:

The biggest red flag for AAS is her making her subordinates refer to her as Miss Amy.

They don’t do that anymore actually. Haven’t for a couple years I think 

[TF_Titan]

Titans fans: "Amy is too impulsive because she made a quick decision to fire Callahan."

 

Also Titans fans: "She should go ahead and fire Brinker too."

[TerryBoats]

1 hour ago, TeamRamrod said:

I would kill myself 

Come on, man.  You guys need to chill.  Always wanting to kill someone over disagreements.

[TheBukafax]

1 minute ago, TerryBoats said:

Come on, man.  You guys need to chill.  Always wanting to kill someone over disagreements.

My mind always gets into arguments with itself so it killed my ego, now life is always miserable.

[ctm]

13 hours ago, OilerTitanHybrid said:

 

lol You think there is a lot of firing now, ol' Muskrat would fire the whole lot every year, until they are a winner.  He don't fuck around.  He gave his car battery team like 6 months to get their shit together and improve the batteries even more.  Think they did it in 3 or 4 months. lol

If he followed his DOGE pattern, he'd fire everyone then hire them back because he screwed up.

[freakingeek]

Callahan had the noose around his neck already because of his poor job performance but I think the axe fell when Callahan publicly called out Cam Ward as being part of the problem after the Raiders game. If you're looking for someone to blame for the Titans woes, Ward is way down on that list. Can he play better? Absolutely but the team was offensively lifeless. To say Callahan was in over his head would be a gross understatement.

[TheBukafax]

9 minutes ago, freakingeek said:

Callahan had the noose around his neck already because of his poor job performance but I think the axe fell when Callahan publicly called out Cam Ward as being part of the problem after the Raiders game. If you're looking for someone to blame for the Titans woes, Ward is way down on that list. Can he play better? Absolutely but the team was offensively lifeless. To say Callahan was in over his head would be a gross understatement.

That would be my guess for what tipped the scales. You don’t do that to your rookie QB.

[TeamRamrod]

I kind of think she wanted to fire him after the Texans game but was afraid she would look emotional after that because it’s Houston and the original plan was to fire him after the Cardinals game but they won so she had to push it back a week. 

[Callidus]

2 hours ago, TeamRamrod said:

I would kill myself 

Just the thought of it turned you into a completely different person.

 

I dont even recognize you any more @Jamalisms

[ctm]

I think there was  a glimmer of momentum and hope things might improve after the lucky cards win.  That got blown up when the team came out flat and it was apparent to everyone that Callahan had lost the locker room.  Goodbye and rightly so.

Edited October 16, 2025 by ctm

[oldschool]

1 minute ago, ctm said:

I think there was  a glimmer of momentum and hope things might improve after the lucky cards win.  That got blown up when the team came out flat and it was apparent to everyone that Callahan had lost the locker room.

 

Yup. The fact they couldn't build even just a little bit off that win and instead came out flat against a team with a roster as bad as theirs was the final straw in my opinion.

[japan]

10 hours ago, Dangermode said:

Thank you Amy. Callahan was holding back this team, and Brinker was just leaving him out there as a human shield to keep the public blame OFF HIMSELF where it belonged. If things continue to go bad, I hope everyone recognizes that Brinker has been a large part of this failure. 

Everyone forgets that Nihill is involved in these decisions.  He gets a pass for some reason.

 

https://www.tennessean.com/story/sports/nfl/titans/2024/01/24/brian-callahan-titans-coach-ran-carthon-burke-nihill-chad-brinker-nfl/72339320007/

Edited October 16, 2025 by japan