Dante Moore announced yesterday that he will return to Oregon for his junior year. That made an already potentially thin quarterback class even thinner. Now it is pretty much just Fernando Mendoza or bust. Ty Simpson is entering the draft, but he is going to have an uphill battle to get into the conversation at the top of the draft after a pretty rough second half of the season.

Dane Brugler of The Athletic put out his second 2026 NFL mock draft this morning. He has Mendoza going number overall to the Las Vegas Raiders. That is a given at...

The dream is dead. Multiple outlets have been reporting overnight that John Harbaugh is finalizing a deal to become the head coach of the New York Giants. The Tennessee Titans were scheduled to meet with him at his house today, but that meeting has been canceled, per Albert Breer. Did the Titans ever really have a shot here? We will probably never know.

People are going to make this a Jaxson Dart vs. Cam Ward thing. Don’t fall into that. The Giants have better players all over the field than the Titans do. With the talent already on the roster...

Well, John Harbaugh did leave the New York Giants without agreeing to become their next head coach. That’s the good news. The bad news is that he is not scheduled to travel to any other facilities to meet with teams. It can’t be a good sign that he isn’t going anywhere else.

Dianna Russini is reporting that the Tennessee Titans’ decision makers will travel to Harbaugh’s home to meet with him tomorrow. The presentation they can put together for Harbaugh would certainly play better in Nashville. Hopefully, that Cam Ward tape he watched can make up the difference.

Russini also...

The Tennessee Titans have identified 19 head coaching candidates. They’ve formally requested (or completed) interviews with 18 candidates, and their planned in-person interview with John Harbaugh makes 19. Mike Borgonzi has casted the widest net among the nine teams with a head coaching vacancy this cycle.

We previously ranked the Titans’ candidates 1-13. Six more have emerged since then. We’ve completed a new Big Board featuring all 19 options, ranked from best to worse.

John Harbaugh

John Harbaugh should be the Titans’ primary focus. Hopefully he departs his meeting with the New York Giants without an agreement to become...

The NFL’s coaching carousel is moving at full speed, and we’re waiting to see where it stops in Tennessee. Music City Miracles is tracking every interview and rumor for the team’s open head coach position.

The Titans have been named as a strong potential landing spot for the hottest candidate this cycle — John Harbaugh. On Wednesday, news broke that Harbaugh is interviewing for the head coach opening with the New York Giants — his first in-person interview — and he may end up being the first head coach off the board this cycle.

Which candidate is the best fit?...

It was reported last night that John Harbaugh is expected to interview with the New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, and Tennessee Titans this week. This morning, Ian Rapoport is reporting that he will interview first with the Giants today. Rapoport says that is a good sign for the Giants.

To me, the Giants have always been the favorite to land Harbaugh. They have a much better overall roster. The thing that could swing in favor of the Titans is if Harbaugh likes Cam Ward a lot more than he likes Jaxson Dart. Now, be careful how you read that. Harbaugh...

The Tennessee Titans have identified 18 candidates in their head coaching search. Well, 19 if you include John Harbaugh, who they’re obviously interested in. There’s been discussion and debate online over how many candidates are too many candidates.

The Titans’ 18 interview requests lead the entire NFL among the nine job openings (nine following Mike Tomlin’s departure from the Pittsburgh Steelers). Last year, the Chicago Bears interviewed 20 candidates before hiring Ben Johnson. That turned out well.

There has been some speculation that some of the Titans’ candidates are actually being interviewed for future offensive/defensive coordinator roles. That is pure...

This has been the craziest NFL coaching cycle that we have ever seen. You don’t often see two coaches who are on the track to be in the Hall of Fame leave their jobs in the same year. That has happened this year with the Baltimore Ravens firing John Harbaugh and Mike Tomlin stepping down from the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Tomlin is not expected to coach in 2026. He still has two years left on his contract with the Steelers, so he would have to be acquired via trade if he were going to coach somewhere else in 2026 or 2027....

The Mike Tomlin era is over with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He informed the team today that he is stepping down as the head coach. He reportedly has multiple offers to do TV. It remains to be seen if he will coach in 2026.

This, of course, is of interest to us here because the Tennessee Titans are currently looking for their next head coach. Mike Borgonzi should at least make a call to Tomlin to see if he is interested in coaching here. Tomlin coached the Steelers for 19 years and never had a losing season. He was 201-126-2, including...

There have been a lot of reports out there about where John Harbaugh wants to go. Unlike other candidates, it feels like Harbaugh will be interviewing teams more than they are interviewing him*. He is probably only going to take two or three interviews. Will the Tennessee Titans be on the list?

Well, Mike Garafalo of the NFL Network thinks they will be. According to Garafalo on X, Harbaugh “likes what he sees in Tennessee, and that he expects them to be firmly in the mix.”

That’s pretty massive. There was a report over the weekend that Harbaugh was watching...

The Tennessee Titans have interviewed, or requested interviews, with 16 total head coaching candidates. If a 17th candidate officially emerges, it’ll almost certainly be former Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. Harbaugh is the best coach on the market after leading the Ravens for 18 seasons, including a Super Bowl win and 12 postseason appearances.

Harbaugh will apparently begin interviewing with teams this week. He has loosely been connected to the Titans’ vacancy. Harbaugh was allegedly watching tape on Titans quarterback Cam Ward (among others) over the weekend before narrowing down his list of potential suitors.

There were some immediate...

It is now week two of the Tennessee Titans’ head coaching search. As of this writing, there are 16 names they have either interviewed or are scheduled to interview. You can keep track of all of the reported interviews here. This is already the most exhaustive search the organization has done since it moved to Tennessee. We wanted them to cast a wide, and they have certainly done that.

Here are the names that we have so far:

• Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy
• Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo
• Denver Broncos DC Vance Joseph
• Indianapolis...