Is Titans' job appealing? If you ignore the past few years | Estes

It's a good job. No, really. There’s a promising young quarterback, a high 2026 draft spot and lots of salary cap space. No state income tax in a trendy city. The new stadium is almost completed. And while the roster remains relatively bare, expectations couldn’t be more reasonable after back-to-back, three-win seasons. This is a blank slate, a chance for the right coach to rebuild an NFL team in the exact mold he'd desire. Solid reasons, all of them, for why a coveted NFL candidate would view the Tennessee Titans as a desirable destination. The list of pros is longer than you might think. But that's because you're probably dwelling on the list of cons: Ownership. That's about it....