Titans Fire Three Business Execs Amid Another Ugly Start
The moves are just the latest high-level exits and shifts in recent years.
The Tennessee Titans have dismissed three business executives amid another poor start to the season, as the team continues to experience frequent instability at the front office level. Adam Nuse, the senior VP and chief revenue officer, Erin Swartz, who oversaw the logo and uniform rebrand, and Charles Jensen, the VP of creative, have all been let go.
The organization explained that these changes are part of preparations for the new $2.2 billion stadium set to open in Nashville next year and will host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030. The Titans are 6-32 since the firing of Mike Vrabel in 2023, and there have been numerous leadership shifts since then.
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