Tennessee Titans QB Coach Bo Hardegree Takes Play-Calling Amid 0-3 Struggles

Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan has decided to hand off offensive play-calling duties to quarterbacks coach Bo Hardegree, aiming to improve his focus on overall game management as the team struggles with an 0-3 start this season. This move comes after Callahan's play-calling and game management were questioned following early-season issues, with the Titans' offense underperforming compared to last year, including a rookie quarterback Cam Ward who has been sacked 15 times and is struggling with low completion and yardage averages. Hardegree, who has prior experience as an interim play-caller with the Las Vegas Raiders, was chosen over offensive coordinator Nick Holz, who remains responsible for game planning but has no NFL play-calling experience. Despite fans calling for Callahan's firing due to the team's nine-game losing streak and poor defensive and offensive stats, Callahan remains the head coach and is actively evaluating all aspects of the team with owner Amy Adams Strunk. The Titans hope this change will help them turn around their performance as they prepare to start a three-game road stretch. Special teams have been a relative bright spot, but overall, the offense needs significant improvement to end the losing streak.