News about Mike Vrabel

Since losing out on the playoffs, former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel is without a job. The reason for this may be his physically demanding build. Vrabel was a hot head coaching job in Tennessee a few years ago, but a recruiting cycle has come and gone without him being identified by anyone. According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, an unidentified executive with an NFL team gave a peculiar explanation for the claim.

Dan Quinn has been named as the Washington Commander's new head coach, extending the Washington Commanders' jobs. Quinn has departed from his position as Dallas' defensive coordinator to take on Washington's No. 1 job, making him the 31st head coach in the franchise's history. Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll, and Mike Vrabel's likes are all out of work, with no more open positions.

Dan Quinn is the Washington Commanders' new head coach. After a whizzling few weeks of recruiting and firing, all 32 head coaching positions in the NFL are now full. Quinn had been the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys since 2021, but he will now face his former teammates in the NFC East twice a season.

Raheem Morris, the Atlanta Falcons' new head coach, has chosen the Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator after interviewing Bill Belichick twice. Morris, who served as an assistant in Atlanta from 2015 to 2020, is said to have won over the Falcons' front office with his new strategy for the team. Belichick, Ejiro Evero, and Bobby Slowik twice were interviewed during the Falcons' lengthy interview process, which culminated in extensive interview process. Earlier this week, they had met Mike Vrabel for the second time.

Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network announced that the job is close to being settled on X, formerly Twitter, as "work is still to be done on the job," but that Canales is the Panthers' 'biggest' for next season. 'No doubt a surprise, a dark horse contender,' he said. Canales, the Buccaneers' first-year offensive coordinator, led Tampa Bay to the NFC Divisional Round, where the Bucs lost to the Detroit Lions last year. More will follow...

Since the team fired Mike Vrabel earlier this month, the Tennessee Titans are expected to add Brian Callahan as the team's next head coach. Callahan was the Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator. Callahan has never been a head coach, but he has spent more than a decade as an assistant coach in the NFL. Callahan, his father, Bill Callahan, who is the Cleveland Browns offensive line coach, had worked in the same division for the last four seasons.

Maxx Crosby, the team's defensive end, has been asked by the team to keep interim head coach Antonio Pierce on permanent basis. After former head coach Josh McDaniels was fired in November, Pierce took over midseason and led the team to a 5-4 record. Pierce was set to interview with the Tennessee Titans for a potential replacement for recently fired Mike Vrabel, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.

After back-to-back losing seasons, the Tennessee Titans' Mike Vrabel's six-year tenure has come to an end. The Titans went 6-11 in 2023, Vrabel's worst season ever, which culminated in billionaire owner Amy Adams Strunk pulling the trigger. In 2019, 2020 and 2021, Vrabel enjoyed three years of postseason football, but the Titans fell back in 2022 and 2023.

Not only did the struggling Tennessee Titans lose their punter on Sunday, but they've also lost their special teams coordinator. Since the Titans had a punt blocked and returned for a touchdown, punter Ryan Stonehouse sustained a horrific season-ending injury on his next attempt, Tennessee coach Mike Vrabel has fired special teams coordinator Craig Aukerman. With Tom Quinn taking over for the remainder of this season, Vrabel made the rare in-season coaching change on Monday. The Titans (4-8) lost Stonehouse to an injured left leg. Stonehouse would require season-ending surgery, according to Vrabel, costing the Titans a punt player who had a rookie set a new single-season record for gross yards per punt dating back to 1940.

Bill Belichick is still the head coach of the New England Patriots, but Mike Vrabel is reportedly the best option to replace him if that time comes. With a 2-7 record, Belichick's Patriots are badly struggling this season, and it's been rumored that this season will be his last in Foxborough. The Boston Globe has announced that ex-Patriot Vrabel is the 'home run pick' to replace the legendary coach, citing two anonymous sources.

The Titans split first-team reps in practice this week, according to head coach Mike Vrabel, with starter Ryan Tannehill unavailable due to an ankle injury. Of Tannehill, 'We'll see where is at the end of the week,' says Vrabel. 'I would imagine if Ryan is unable to participate, I would imagine both quarterbacks playing in the football game.'

Vrabel, 48, said 'Tom texted and said congratulations, but I'm guessing that doesn't mean he won't be able to attend.' The former linebacker appeared for New England for eight seasons between 2001 and 2008. They won three Super Bowls as a team with Brady. Bill Belichick, the Patriots' head coach, also revealed specifics of the pair's dynamic in rehearsal as they were still sporting red, white, and blue ahead of Saturday's game.

When the Titans first reported for training camp on July 25, head coach Mike Vrabel had rated Jones as a candidate to start at right tackle. The 30-year-old will now play for Tennessee without being drafted. Jones was signed by the Titans in March 2022 after he spent his first three seasons in Seattle. Waiving Jones is out of Tennessee with a $1.4 million death cap.

As part of the NFL's 2023 international slate, the Jacksonville Jaguars will play back-to-back games in London and the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs will face the Miami Dolphins in Frankfurt. The NFL comes from London for the first three weeks of October before heading to Germany for consecutive weekends in November, with five playoff teams from last season. The Jaguars have been regulars in London since 2013, with owner Shahid Khan regularly docking his superyacht Kismet in London before watching his Premier League side Fulham and the Jaguars in London.

A video from NFL assistant coach Todd Downing's November booze arrest has surfaced, revealing the now-former Tennessee Titans worker who pleaded guilty of a death threat and wanted to be with his family. The Titans have since fired Downing and named him as the New York Jets' next game coordinator. Downing initially denied alcohol consumption before admitting to having a 'victory beer' following the Titans' victory over the Packers in Green Bay earlier this evening. When he was arrested for reportedly driving over 100 mph, Downing was returning home from the team flight back from Wisconsin.

The Tennessee Titans are ripping up their grass turf after seeing more lower-body injuries on their field than ever in the NFL. Hellas Matrix Turf will be used to replace the current grass field with an organic infill, similar to the turf used at the team's indoor training fields. 'We've arrived at a decision that based on those results, we've landed on a monofilament surface with an organic infill that mimics the natural feel of grass while still maintaining field turf's consistency and longevity,' said team president and CEO Burke Nihill.

Since firing offensive coordinator Todd Downing and three other coaches, the Tennessee Titans and head coach Mike Vrabel have made several changes to the coaching staff. Keith Carter, secondary coach Anthony Midget, and offensive skill assistant Erik Frazier were both suspended. 'I want to thank Todd, Keith, Anthony, and Erik for their service and sacrifice to our team during their time here in Tennessee,' Vrabel said in a tweet.'

The Tennessee Titans have announced that Joshua Dobbs will start at quarterback Joshua Dubbs this week against the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC South division division championship. After saying he spoke with both Dobbs and rookie QB Malik Willis, head coach Mike Vrabel declared the decision on Monday. 'Vrabel said of Dobbs' success against Dallas, there was some good decision-making, and he was decisive.'

According to ESPN, Ryan Tannehill's season with the 7-7 Tennessee Titans has probably ended after the 34-year-old quarterback underwent surgery to fix a high right ankle sprain this week. Even if the Titans do qualify for the postseason, Tannehill will not return in the regular season and isn't likely to play for coach Mike Vrabel's squad. For Sunday's game against the visiting Houston Texans, rookie quarterback Malik Willis will get the nod under center.

Week 9 of the National Football League season gets off the road in Houston, Texas, with the surprising possibility of the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles vying for the Texans' fading, 1-5-1. Although an NFL Sunday always delivers a surprise, with Week 9 largely without exception, the slate isn't quite as eye-catching as previous weeks. Dallas (6-2), the New York Football Giants (6-2) and the San Francisco 49ers (4-4) are among the NFC front runners this week. Russell Wilson's potential 3-5 Denver Broncos, the tumultuous 2-6 Pittsburgh Steelers, and AFC North rival Cleveland are among the many intriguing 3-5 figures.

Josh Gordon, a veteran wideout for Tennessee, made his on-field debut with the Tennessee Panthers, his fifth NFL franchise. Following nearly three weeks on the team's practice squad, Gordon was activated just hours before the Monday night game against Buffalo. Since being released from Kansas City on August 30, Gordon was signed by the AFC South team.