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Titans Hire NFC Coaches, Shake Up Staff

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Tennessee Titans make a splash in NFL league meetings, hiring big names from NFC teams to revamp their staff, including Robert Saleh as head coach, Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator, and Gus Bradley for defense, aiming to rebuild and turn their fortunes around.

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It's March 31st. NFL News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. NFL League meetings kicked off in Phoenix, Arizona, with the NFC stealing the spotlight at the coach's breakfast. But the Tennessee Titans stole some thunder, too. Hiring big names from NFC teams to shake up their staff after firing head coach Brian Callahan mid, 2025 season. They grabbed Robert Salah and Gus Bradley from the San Francisco 49ers, plus Brian Daybowl from the New York Giants. These moves give the Titans a fresh NFC vibe as they rebuild from scratch. Salah step-send is the new headman. Daybowl handles offensive coordinator duties and Bradley bolsters the defense, all under General Manager Mike. Borganzi's vision, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan shared his take when asked about losing Salah. He hated to see him go, but called him one of the league's top coaches, deserving another shot after what went down in New York. Back with the Jets, Salah built a beast of a defense, but the offense tanged hard from weak talent, the Aaron Rodgers flop and shaky staff.

That left him out in the cold, despite his wins on that side of the ball. Now in Nashville, Salah links up with Abel's play calling smarts and a GM on the same page. This setup looks prime for him to finally thrive and turn the Titans around.

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