Titans' Brinker Steps Down, Team Eyes Rebuild

0:00On April 29th, Chad Brinker, the Tennessee Titans president of football operations, just announced he's stepping down after three seasons with the team. He started as assistant general manager in 2023, then took over football ops in 2024. During his time, the Titans went 12 wins and 39 losses while kicking off a rebuild around quarterback Cam Ward, their number one pick-in, the 2025 draft. Here this year in January, the team shook up their front office, giving general manager Mike Borganzi more, while Brinker handled, while Brinker handled. Salary cap and analytics, that same month, they brought in Robert Salah as head coach. Brinker pointed to his reduced role in personnel, as a big reason for moving on to pursue other opportunities. Before Tennessee, Brinker spent 14 years with the Green Bay Packers, where he helped win a Super Bowl in 2011. He spoke proudly about laying groundwork amid tough times, including last year's general manager search, and praised the team's stability now.

1:01In his final draft with the Titans, they grabbed a high-stayed wide receiver carnaltate, Auburn Edge, Keldrick Falk, Texas linebacker Anthony Hill, Jr., and Arkansas guard for Nando-Carmona Jr. in their top four picks. The Titans seemed set with a solid foundation at the top, positioning them to build back into a consistent winner as they push forward. Today locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates, I'm Corey with The Story.