The Tennessee Titans are on the brink of adding former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll as their new offensive coordinator, pending a decision on a potential Raiders head‑coach offer. Sources say Daboll will report to newly hired head coach Robert Saleh, who joined Tennessee on Jan. 20.

Daboll, a 24‑year veteran, guided the Buffalo Bills’ offense to a 12‑4 record in 2021 and helped develop Josh Allen. His stints under Bill Belichick and Charlie Weis sharpened his play‑action and concept‑based schemes, making him a natural fit for a team that thrives on RPO play today.

The Titans drafted Cam Ward No. 1 last year, and his 3,169‑yard rookie season marked a franchise record. Ward’s proficiency with run‑pass‑option schemes aligns with Daboll’s offensive philosophy, promising a smoother transition as the team seeks to elevate its passing attack in the coming season ahead of the playoffs.

With a new stadium slated for 2027, the Titans aim to break a four‑year playoff drought that began in 2021. Daboll’s arrival could spark a renaissance for a franchise that has struggled to translate talent into wins, setting the stage for a competitive AFC South in the coming the.