The Tennessee Titans are revamping their front office structure in a strategic move ahead of their crucial coaching search. This restructuring aims to streamline decision-making and provide clarity on roles and responsibilities, ensuring a more efficient and effective search process. Sources reveal that General Manager Mike Borgonzi will take on a more prominent role, overseeing the 53-man roster and leading the search for the next head coach, who will report directly to him. This shift in power comes after discussions between Borgonzi and President of Football Operations Chad Brinker, with the goal of streamlining operations and clarifying the hierarchy. The change is a result of lessons learned from their time in Green Bay and Kansas City, championship organizations with well-defined roles and reporting structures. The Titans' controlling owner, Amy Adams Strunk, has embraced this plan, emphasizing the long-term benefits of a more focused and straightforward front office. With a strong rookie class, salary cap space, and a desirable city with a new stadium opening in 2027, the Titans' head coaching job is an attractive opportunity. The team has already started the search, with interviews set to begin next week. Former NFL head coaches Mike McCarthy and Matt Nagy, who worked with Brinker and Borgonzi respectively, are expected to be among the candidates. However, the Titans are taking a deliberate approach, and other names likely to receive interview requests include Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley, Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter, former Jets head coach Robert Saleh, and Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula. The Titans are determined to find the right leader to guide them back to championship contention.
