Mike Borgonzi Leaves Chiefs to Become Titans' General Manager

The Kansas City Chiefs' assistant GM, instrumental in their recent success, takes on the challenge of rebuilding the Tennessee Titans.

Mike Borgonzi has been hired as the Tennessee Titans' general manager on a five-year contract after 16 years with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Borgonzi played a key role in the Chiefs' success, contributing to three Super Bowl wins and four AFC Championships during his tenure.
Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk praised Borgonzi's experience and leadership as a foundation for revitalizing the struggling franchise.
The Titans hold the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and have significant salary cap space, providing Borgonzi with tools to rebuild the team after three consecutive losing seasons.
Chiefs GM Brett Veach commended Borgonzi’s work ethic and dedication, calling him one of the hardest-working professionals in the NFL.