Just hours after hiring a defensive coordinator, the Tennessee Titans piled on with the addition of a new safeties coach to capitalize on their momentum.

Robert Saleh believes the Tennessee Titans were the best fit for him among the 10 teams looking for a coach this cycle.

The Tennessee Titans have their head coach for the future.

News 2’s Julian Mininsohn sat down with Saleh for a one-on-one interview to discuss his plan to revive the Titans, develop quarterback Cam Ward and restore a winning culture in Nashville.

The Tennessee Titans will start their second round of interviews for their next head coach on Monday, and here is a breakdown of the candidates.

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.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell spoke on the lack of diversity in this year's head coaching hiring cycle on Monday.

The Cardinals shot their shot, though, according to SI.com's Albert Breer. The Cardinals offered Bradley more money than the Titans and the ability to call plays. Even still, Bradley chose the Titans. Per Breer, it was about Bradley's relationship with Saleh.