If he doesn't become the Las Vegas Raiders ' next coach, Brian Daboll has another job waiting for him. The Tennessee Titans plan to hire Daboll to become their next offensive coordinator so long as Las Vegas does not offer him the head coaching job, according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones.

Former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll is going back to his roots as an offensive coordinator in his next gig. Per multiple reports, the 50-year-old Daboll has been hired by Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh, whose stint as the Jets head coach overlapped with Daboll’s spot with the Giants during the 2022-2024 seasons.

Brian Daboll’s belief in Cam Ward runs deeper than expected, with details surfacing of a bold 2025 NFL Draft trade tied to Titans plans.

Brian Daboll has run 12 seasons worth of NFL offenses for five different teams in his coaching career. In the three full seasons he coached Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen as a starter, Daboll’s offenses on average ranked ninth in the league in points per game and 11th in yards.

Ike Reese is still backing the 'Brian Daboll to Philadelphia' conversation.

The Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator search just got significantly more urgent—and a lot less crowded.NFL Network insider Mike Garafolo reported Sunday on NFL Game Day Morning that the Titans want to hire former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll “as soon as possible,

There’s a new vacancy in the league that Brian Daboll might land. It happened after the Tennessee Titans hired new head coach Robert Saleh, who seems to be in a revamping mood.

The Tennessee Titans hired former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll as their head coach on Tuesday, and an unlikely source gave fans the scoop after he officially signed his contract with the team.