The Tennessee Titans have completely revamped their coaching staff heading into 2026. They hired Robert Saleh as head coach, Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator, and Gus Bradley as defensive coordinator.

The tables have turned. Matt Nagy interviewed for the Tennessee Titans ‘ job just weeks ago, which would have allowed him to work under his old friend Mike Borgonzi and alongside Cam Ward. Instead, Nagy is headed to the New York Giants, teaming up with John Harbaugh–the coach who turned down a Titans’ interview–to work with Jaxson Dart.

Brian Daboll’s belief in Cam Ward runs deeper than expected, with details surfacing of a bold 2025 NFL Draft trade tied to Titans plans.

Could the 2026 Tennessee Titans be heading abroad in 2026?

The Tennessee Titans are entering the offseason with all the tools to revamp their roster under a new coaching regime.

NFL insider reveals the Eagles and Titans spoke with Arthur Smith before he chose Ohio State’s offensive coordinator job.

It’s no secret that the Tennessee Titans need to improve the wide receiver room, and national media outlets are predicting the same free agent solution. Two separate analysts from major sports publications expect the Titans to land San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings when free agency opens in March.

Cam Ward's injury status is the biggest question for the Tennessee Titans to answer through the rest of Week 18. Ward was ruled out with a shoulder injury suffered on a touchdown drive in the first quarter, Tennessee's only score in the first half as the Jaguars won 41-7 on Jan. 4 at EverBank Field.

The Titans are entering a new era under Robert Saleh. Tennessee reshapes their defense in this 7-round 2026 mock draft.

The Tennessee Titans have lost two members of their strength and conditioning staff, who left to rejoin Mike McCarthy with the Pittsburgh Steelers.