NFL Insider Will Enrage Tennessee Titans Fans With Long-Term Plans Report After 0-4 Start

Tennessee Titans fans who desire to see the team move past offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and be active trade sellers if the season continues to decline, are receiving some disheartening news from an NFL insider. The report suggests that there are numerous Titans supporters who long for the days when the two-time Coach of the Year winner, Mike Vrabel, was leading the team.

Under Vrabel, Tennessee achieved 11- and 12-win seasons, but his successors, Brian Callahan and Robert Saleh, have underperformed. Saleh's team now faces a Week 5 showdown against the Houston Texans, who are 0-4, and has not shown any signs of improvement. The chief concern is the offensive performance under second-year quarterback Cam Ward, who has not been able to capitalize on the talents of rookie quarterback Josh Allen, who was drafted first overall in 2025.

Fans are hoping that Daboll can be removed as offensive coordinator, but the NFL insider reports that the Titans are not planning to trade players before the deadline. The team has been contacted by other teams about their running back Tony Pollard, but GM Mike Borgonzi has denied his availability. Despite the team's current struggles, the insider insists that the Titans have no intention of selling off key players despite mounting losses.