The Titans have completed in-person interviews with 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh and Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, the team announced Monday.

With Jeff Hafley nearing an agreement to become the Dolphins’ head coach, that leaves one fewer candidate for the Titans. Tennessee had lined up a second interview with Hafley, but the team will have to look elsewhere.

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While, between Matt Nagy and Robert Saleh, neither candidate is exactly perfect, the Tennessee Titans can't afford to give Nagy another chance. The Titans faith

Smith was Nagy's first draft selection in Chicago. The Bears selected Smith with the eighth-overall pick in the 2018 draft. Smith excelled in his first year with Nagy, racking up 122 tackles, a career-high five sacks, five passes defensed, and one interception.

The day of head coach reckoning seems to have arrived for the Tennessee Titans, and soon their fans will know if one of their worst nightmares has come true.

The Kansas City Chiefs appear to be finally turning the page by pursuing another Super Bowl champion with Andy Reid to replace Matt Nagy in 2026.

A sudden surge of fired head coaches has complicated what once looked like a clear path for Matt Nagy to land the Titans’ job.