The Tennessee Titans and coach Brian Callahan are closer to filling out his first staff — a group featuring his father, Bill, that also brings back three former assistants to this franchise. The Titans announced the entire staff except for special teams coordinator on Tuesday, including 10 new assistants and several retained from former coach Mike Vrabel's tenure. The hirings of offensive coordinator Nick Holz and defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson already had been announced.
The Washington Commanders have an agreement with Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to hire him as coach, according to two people with knowledge of the decision. Washington was the final NFL team to fill its head-coaching vacancy. Quinn, 53, spent the past three seasons running the defense for the NFC East-rival Cowboys after five-plus seasons coaching the Atlanta Falcons.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones has been named one of three finalists for the NFL’s Salute to Service Award. Announced by the NFL and USAA, Jones is a finalist with San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle and New England Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona. The Salute to […]
Ron Rivera is the winningest coach in the Carolina Panthers’ franchise history. He was in Charlotte when he heard the news about the Dave Canales hiring.
NASHVILLE — Brian Callahan felt an immediate connection with the Tennessee Titans, so much so he wanted their job as head coach as he wrapped up his first Zoom interview. The feeling was mutual. That’s why Callahan didn’t leave Tennessee’s headquarters Monday without agreeing to be their next coach after his in-person interview. “This is the place that […]