Now that the Tennessee Titans have their general manager nailed down, the time is coming to make a decision on a new offensive coordinator.
During new general manager Ran Carthon’s press conference on Friday, head coach Mike Vrabel provided an update on the process, which also includes looking for an offensive line coach.
He says he’s met with “numerous” candidates for the open positions already, and has been since the season ended.
“I would say the process is going well,” Vrabel said, per Nick Suss of The Tennessean. “I’m excited with the numerous people we’ve been able to meet and interview. The bulk of my time has been doing that since the season’s ended. Nothing really new to report but we have some spots to fill.”
When it comes to his new offensive coordinator, Vrabel explained what he’s looking for, and that’s a leader who can connect with players.
#Titans HC Mike Vrabel: Wants an OC that can lead, connect with players. … Said "we gotta score some points" … In the process of interviewing candidates for all open staff positions
— Jim Wyatt (@jwyattsports) January 20, 2023
Vrabel did not say exactly how many OC candidates he’s met with, but reports have the Titans putting in three interview requests, with the list including the Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy and Matt Nagy, and the Atlanta Falcons’ Charles London.
Tennessee’s passing game coordinator, Tim Kelly, is also expected to be in the running, but no reports have surfaced confirming an interview with him.
