Overview
- NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported the Titans’ formal request, the first publicly known interview move for Joseph this cycle.
- NFL rules allow virtual interviews during Denver’s playoff bye after the Broncos secured the AFC’s No. 1 seed.
- Joseph’s unit led the league in sacks in back-to-back seasons and finished near the top in yards and points allowed in 2025.
- Other head-coach openings include the Giants, Falcons and Browns, and Tennessee also requested to interview Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy after firing Brian Callahan in October.
- If Joseph is hired, Denver would receive two third-round compensatory picks, with Jim Leonhard seen as the leading internal successor and quarterbacks coach Davis Webb attracting outside interest.