The Tennessee Titans are on the verge of a major coaching change, as sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter that they're finalizing a deal to hire Robert Saleh as their next head coach. But here's where it gets interesting: Saleh's hiring could spark a debate about the team's future direction. The Titans, who finished with a 3-14 record this season, are looking to turn things around with a fresh start. Saleh, a defensive-minded coach, will take over a team with a young quarterback in Cam Ward, the No. 1 pick last year. The Titans' brass originally scheduled a virtual interview with Saleh, but the in-person meeting on Monday swayed the decision in his favor. This will be Saleh's second stint as a head coach, and he'll need to find an offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach to help develop Ward into a franchise quarterback. The Titans are set to move into a new stadium in 2027, and the team is hoping for a brighter future. But will Saleh be the right man for the job? And what does this mean for the team's future direction? These are the questions that will be on everyone's mind as the Titans move forward with their new coach.
