Tennessee Titans Fire GM Ran Carthon After Two Seasons

The Titans cite poor performance and a need for a new direction as they prepare for the NFL Draft with the No. 1 overall pick.

Ran Carthon was dismissed after compiling a 9-25 record over two seasons as the Titans' general manager.
The decision follows a 3-14 season, the team's worst since 2015, and a lack of improvement despite significant offseason investments in players like Calvin Ridley and Tony Pollard.
Brian Callahan, hired by Carthon last year, remains head coach but faces mounting pressure to deliver results in his second season.
The Titans will prioritize drafting and developing players under a new 'Draft, Develop, Retain' strategy, with Chad Brinker leading the search for the next general manager.
With the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming draft, the team is expected to focus on selecting a franchise quarterback to address ongoing struggles at the position.