Brinker Steps Down, Borgonzi Takes Helm at Titans

0:00It's April 29, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Chad Brinker is stepping down as president of football operations for the Tennessee Titans. He made the announcement in a statement, saying it's time to head back to his roots in personnel work after leading the team's football strategy for the past three years. Brinker joined the Titans as assistant general manager in 2023 and played a big role in hiring Mike Borganzi as the new general manager. Last year, he's proud of the foundation they built, especially under tough times, to get the team back on track. This all season, owner Amy Adam Strunk redefined roles on January 2nd. Borganzi now oversees the coaching staff and has final say on the 53 man roster, Powers Brinker once held. Strunk back the change after talks with both leaders. The news drops just days after the 2026 NFL draft wrapped up. Brinker thanks Strunk for her trust and said the Titans have strong stability in scouting and at GM now. With that shift, the Titans look set

1:04to keep building toward consistent wins, handing the reins to Borganzi for the next push.