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Titans Reportedly Set To Hire Brian Daboll As Offensive Coordinator If He Doesn't Get Raiders Job

Former Giants head coach Brian Daboll is set to become the Tennessee Titans' next offensive coordinator if he isn't hired by the Las Vegas Raiders, according to multiple reports. Daboll will join former Jets head coach Robert Saleh's staff, after Saleh was hired by the Titans last week. The pair will be tasked with developing quarterback Cam Ward after a rocky rookie season.

Daboll has completed two interviews with Las Vegas, most recently on Monday. Broncos offensive pass game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Davis Webb and Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak are also thought to be frontrunners for the job.

Daboll had a 2-8 record with the Giants last season before his firing, and compiled a 20-40 record overall. He joins a Titans team that fired head coach Brian Callahan in October 2025, after a 1-5 start to the season. The Titans finished 3-14, while Ward threw for 15 touchdowns, 3,169 yards and 7 interceptions. He was sacked a league-high 55 times.

Daboll, 50, served as the Bills' offensive coordinator from 2018-2021, which coincided with the first four seasons of Josh Allen's NFL career. His success running the Bills' offense led to him being hired as New York Giants head coach in 2022. The Giants made the playoffs in Daboll's first season, but slowly declined over the next few seasons, leading to his firing in November 2025.

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Titans Reportedly Set To Hire Brian Daboll As Offensive Coordinator If He Doesn't Get Raiders Job

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