Titans Struggle Under Coach Callahan Amid Worsening 0-4 Start

The Tennessee Titans have endured a brutal start to the 2025 NFL season under head coach Brian Callahan, losing their first four games and suffering embarrassing defeats, including a 26-0 loss to the Houston Texans. Despite widespread calls for his firing, Callahan remains publicly unconcerned about his job security, asserting that he and his staff are working hard but not achieving results. The team's struggles have been characterized by poor offensive performance, questionable play-calling, and game management issues, prompting the Titans to shift play-calling duties from Callahan to QB coach Bo Hardegree in hopes of improving offensive efficiency. With a dismal 3-18 record over 21 games coached and the worst point margin in the NFL, speculation mounts about whether the franchise will retain Callahan or seek a new direction. The Titans' rebuilding process, including reliance on rookie quarterback Cam Ward, has so far failed to produce competitiveness or close contests. While it may seem premature to dismiss Callahan given his short tenure, the severity of the losses and lack of progress have left team leadership and fans increasingly uneasy about the future under his leadership.