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The Titans are weighing Matt Nagy as a strong candidate for their head-coaching or autonomous OC role amid ongoing interviews.
Jeff Hafley is emerging as a Miami front-runner to replace Mike McDaniel, with a scheduled in-person second interview.
Robert Saleh was expected to interview virtually with the Titans as a defensive-coordinator possibility amid the coaching search.
The Titans’ candidate list could grow as additional interviews are arranged for the coaching role.
Matt Nagy has previously earned NFL Coach of the Year honors and is connected to a potential second interview with the Titans.
The Titans’ broader interview push included a league-high number of candidates in the first round.
The Titans are balancing multiple options as they plan interviews with other top coaches and coordinators.
Current front-office changes continue to influence the Titans’ coaching search trajectory.
The report notes Nagy’s ongoing candidacy for high-impact roles in Tennessee amid the coaching carousel.
The piece positions Nagy as a potential fit for an offensive play-calling role under a defensive head coach if not named head coach.
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The Titans are under scrutiny as their head coaching search stalls after pursuing Harbaugh and Stefanski.
Sando describes Titans’ efforts as chasing targets who ended up elsewhere.
Interviews reportedly continued with Nagy, Hafley, and Saleh as potential second interviews.
If Nagy is hired, it would reinforce the view that the Titans are not a marquee draw.
Nagy’s track record includes a 34-31 mark with the Bears and a struggling return to the Chiefs offense.
The Titans may need to consider less obvious candidates to land a head coach.
There is ongoing discussion about re-engaging Eric Bieniemy for the offensive coordinator role.
The report notes that the Titans discussed Nagy for a second interview and considered other openings.
The Athletic framed the Titans' ownership as lacking credibility and gravitas.
The Titans' pursuit of Harbaugh and Stefanski resulted in both leaders choosing other positions.
The report cites multiple outlets, including The Athletic and ESPN, outlining the Titans' search dynamics.
Overall, the Titans face a challenging path to hire a marquee coach amid competing openings.

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