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So, the Tennessee Titans just pulled the plug on Brian Callahan after a mere six games into the 2025 season—4-19 does little to inspire confidence, right? What’s fascinating here is not just the firing itself, but the swirling storm of doubt and frustration that it unleashed among fans, analysts, and even the team’s brass. Callahan came in with a glimmer of hope, a chance at a fresh start, and now that light’s flickering dangerously close to snuffing out. And get this—CBS analyst Jonathan Jones drops a real curveball, warning that this shakeup might actually dig the Titans an even deeper hole. So with an interim coach likely to take the helm and rookie QB Cam Ward still finding his footing, the pressing question looms: can Tennessee navigate this tumultuous period without sinking further into chaos? It’s a precarious crossroads, and the clock’s ticking loud for Mike Borgonzi and Chad Brinker to find a leader who can truly turn the tide.

GLENDALE, ARIZONA - OCTOBER 05: Head coach Brian Callahan of the Tennessee Titans looks on during the first half against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium on October 05, 2025 in Glendale, Arizona. — (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

The Tennessee Titans dismissed Brian Callahan after just six games into the 2025 season, ending a tenure that produced a 4-19 record.

The decision follows a disappointing start that intensified frustration among fans, analysts, and team leadership across the organization.

The optimism that accompanied Callahan’s hiring has largely disappeared, leaving Tennessee facing the challenge of finding another replacement head coach.

CBS analyst Jonathan Jones believes the move could backfire, and the Titans will be even worse.

“They are now going to go the next 11 games with an interim head coach. I’m waiting on confirmation, but the odds on favorite has been John ‘Bones’ Fassel, the special teams coordinator of the Tennessee Titans… that would make some sense. […] This actually could get worse for the Tennessee Titans’ offense, right? Because now your best offensive mind is no longer in the building, in Brian Callahan. It wasn’t working, but he’s now out of the building. So it could get worse,” Jones said.

"This actually could get worse for the Tennessee Titans offense."@jjones9 after the Titans fired head coach Brian Callahan. pic.twitter.com/QDrx8rDx5o

— NFL on CBS (@NFLonCBS) October 13, 2025

Looking ahead to a permanent hire, Jones highlights potential candidates from within the organization and beyond.

Jones stresses one critical point: teams rarely give play-calling duties to a first-time head coach, meaning Tennessee is unlikely to repeat that experiment.

Rookie quarterback Cam Ward, fresh off an NCAA career record of 156 touchdown passes at Miami, has struggled early with a 55 percent completion rate.

He has thrown for 1,101 yards, three touchdowns, and four interceptions through six games.

Mike Borgonzi and Chad Brinker now face the challenge of finding someone to guide the franchise back on track.

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