– Arthur Smith is back in the mix as a top OC candidate. Smith led Tennessee’s offense in 2019-2020, thriving with Derrick Henry and AJ Brown. In 2019 the Titans sat 12th in yards and 10th in points; in 2020 they climbed into the top five in both categories. A return to that blueprint would be a game-changer for Tennessee’s attack. 🏈📊
– Brian Daboll is also in the mix. Fresh off a Giants HC run (2022-2025) after earlier stints as Bills OC, Daboll remains a prized option for the Titans as they shape their offensive future. If he doesn’t land the Bills’ head coaching job, Tennessee could be a very real destination for him as OC for Cam Ward and the offense. 🔥🏈
– Rivers and the Bills’ coaching search could shuffle the board. Philip Rivers’ interview for Buffalo’s head coach could influence where Daboll ends up; if Daboll doesn’t land in Buffalo, Tennessee could be the next domino to fall. And there’s chatter that the Eagles are eyeing Daboll as well before any Bills decision — with Tennessee as a potential landing spot if plans shift. ⚡📊
– The Titans sit in limbo but remain highly active. Key names have moved on elsewhere (Harbaugh, Stefanski, Hafley), while the team awaits a formal signal from front-office moves and a potential OC agreement could come soon after Saleh’s introduction as head coach. ⏳🏈
Takeaway: Tennessee is pursuing a proven offensive mind to energize the attack, with Arthur Smith’s track record and Daboll’s versatility at the center of the discussion. Fans should stay tuned for a potentially big hire as the Titans push to lock in their next offensive brain trust. 🚀🏈
