NEW ORLEANS ― If Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown is taking any satisfaction about what has happened to the Tennessee Titans since they traded him, he isn't showing it. "I have no ...

who hold the No. 3 pick. “All options are on the table,” the report said, including trading the pick. The Titans, Browns (No. 2 overall) and Giants could all use a quarterback, but Tennessee ...

Brian Callahan ended his first season as the head coach of the Tennessee Titans with a 3-14 record and admitted he was embarrassed with the outcome. Tennessee finished with the league's worst ...

No team had a worse season than the Tennessee Titans had in 2024. Their 3-14 record awarded the Titans the No. 1 overall pick, which they are slated to use in April's NFL Draft. Despite finishing ...

Tennessee went 3-14 in 2024 and fired general manager Ran Carthon after the season. The Titans finished on a six-game losing streak and had their worst season since 2015. 2023 second-round pick ...

Borgonzi replaces Ran Carthon as the Titans' GM after a 3-14 season, but Callahan and Adams Strunk stay in their existing roles and Brinker gets an elevation in status to overseeing the GM ...

Despite the Titans' 3-14 record and Levis' struggles, both Levis and new general manager Mike Borgonzi believe he can still be the team's starting quarterback. Levis is embracing the competition ...

Those Chiefs were badly in need of a quarterback, just as the Titans might be following a 3-14 season during which the QB play was sub-par. But Reid's first major personnel move that year was ...

Tennessee went 3-14 and finished last in the AFC South this past season and went 9-25 in Carthon’s two years as executive vice president and GM. The Titans interviewed Borgonzi virtually on ...

The Tennessee Titans hold the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft ... “It doesn’t offend me at all. And, I know going 3-14 doesn’t get you job security anywhere, for any team. All I can do is ...

The media mogul may have been in the Oval Office but he's battling the tech bros for the President's attention - and he's not ...