Tennessee Titans Coach Brian Callahan Faces Scrutiny After 3-10 Start

First-year head coach Brian Callahan defends his approach as the Titans struggle offensively, raising questions about his future with the team.

The Titans are 3-10 after a 10-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, whose defense ranks last in the NFL, marking a new low in a difficult season.
Brian Callahan, in his first year as head coach, has faced criticism for the team's lack of offensive progress, with the Titans failing to score a touchdown in their latest game.
Callahan maintains confidence in his long-term vision, emphasizing his focus on building a strong foundation despite the team's poor performance.
The Titans' offense has struggled throughout the season, scoring 20 or more points in only four games, and quarterback Will Levis has faced significant challenges behind a weak offensive line.
Dismissals of first-year NFL head coaches have become more common in recent years, fueling speculation about Callahan's job security given the Titans' regression this season.