Titans to Appoint Brian Daboll as Offensive Coordinator: Sources
The Tennessee Titans are on the verge of appointing Brian Daboll as their offensive coordinator. Coach Robert Saleh reportedly identified Daboll as a prime candidate for the position, according to multiple league sources. His experience and offensive acumen make him a valuable asset for the team.
Brian Daboll’s Coaching Journey
Brian Daboll previously served as the head coach of the New York Giants from 2022 until his dismissal in November 2025. His tenure in New York ended with an overall record of 20 wins, 40 losses, and 1 tie.
- 2022: Led the Giants to a 9-7-1 record and won the AP NFL Coach of the Year award.
- 2023: Team finished 30th in scoring, with a record of 6-11.
- 2024: Continued struggles, resulting in a 3-14 record and 31st in scoring.
- 2025: Started the season poorly at 2-8 before his firing.
Prior Experience
Before the Giants, Daboll spent four successful seasons as the offensive coordinator for the Buffalo Bills. His work in Buffalo earned him respect as one of the league’s leading offensive minds. This relative success made him a sought-after candidate for coaching positions, including the Titans’ OC role and a previous head-coaching interview with the Bills.
Current Opportunities
While the Titans aim to bring Daboll on board, he remains a potential candidate for the Las Vegas Raiders’ vacant head-coaching position. The Raiders have not announced any hiring decisions yet, leaving the door open for Daboll.
The Titans’ Coaching Staff Changes
The Titans finished their last season with a disappointing 3-14 record, failing to reach the playoffs since 2021. They last appeared in the Super Bowl during the 1999 season against the St. Louis Rams. Under Saleh, the Titans are actively looking to revamp their coaching staff as they aim for a turnaround in the upcoming season.
If appointed, Daboll will look to implement an effective offensive strategy that can lead the Titans back to competitiveness. This potential move could significantly influence the Titans’ offensive performance in the upcoming NFL season.
