Titans WR Kenny Britt’s legal future is in the hands of a New Jersey prospector. Continue reading →

Chris Johnson has proven to be one of the NFL’s best running backs in his short career, not sure about his general manager skills. Continue reading →

Bud Adams has promised football fans will see games next season. Continue reading…

While Mike Munchak didn’t make any promises to fans, he made one thing clear: Despite the transition, the Titans coming off a 6-10 season and the big question mark at quarterback, his expectations are high. He wants the 800 or so who listened to him speak to feel the same way. “Our team, it is not rebuilding,” Munchak said. Continue reading…

The Titans are expected to select Mike Munchak as their new head coach early this week, possibly as early as today. After interviewing four candidates for the job last week, Titans Executive Vice President Steve Underwood and General Manager Mike Reinfeldt spent the weekend discussing the candidates. All indications still point to Munchak replacing Coach Jeff Fisher. — Tennessean

Offensive line coach Mike Munchak is held in high regard by Titans management, and appears to be the early front runner to replace Jeff Fisher. Continue reading

Titans offensive line coach Mike Munchak, who has begun his 30th year in the organization and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is the logical choice to replace Fisher. But the team has to satisfy the NFL’s Rooney Rule that requires it to interview minority candidates. — Houston Chronicle

Part of the reason for Jeff Fisher’s departure with the Tennessee Titans could be tied to his son Brandon. Sources indicated to TitanInsider that Brandon Fisher, who volunteered on the staff during the latter part of last season, was being groomed by his father to take a spot on the staff. According to a source, general manager Mike Reinfeldt initially signed off on the hire, but with Titans owner Bud Adams, hiring family members is strictly forbidden. Sources said that when Jeff and Brandon Fisher wanted to go to the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., this week, Jeff Fisher was told that Brandon could not go with him at the Titans’ expense nor could he have a spot on the staff. That would help to explain why Fisher was not at the Senior Bowl this week, despite his need to hire three assistant coaches and evaluate quarterbacks who are available in the draft, such as Jake Locker and Ricky Stanzi. Adams’ policy of no nepotism has come into play before with the Titans. It was reported that Gregg Williams could have been rehired to be the team’s defensive coordinator in 2008, but did not take the job because the Titans would not hire his son. — Titan Insider

The Titans have decided to part ways with Vince Young, but trading for another quarterback is not an option right now, and might not be for a while. Continue reading →

Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams is being advised by senior management to part ways with Continue reading →

Randy Moss said he’s enjoying his time in Tennessee so much he’d like to come back next season. “This organization has been good to me. My production has not been where I want it to be or where the organization wants it to be. But when it comes down to it, I think they are happy with where they are at with me and I am happy with where I’m at,” Moss said. Continue reading →

Titans coach Jeff Fisher  said adding Randy Moss to the roster “was not a mistake whatsoever” even though his statistics have been lackluster. “If we had to do it over, of course we would do it,” Fisher said Monday. “He has been great. Randy has been great for this team. The numbers aren’t there, the production is not there, the play time is not there right now because Kenny (Britt) is coming back. But Randy is a great teammate. He works with the young guys and has fun, so it is great to have him around. We have really enjoyed him.” — Tennessean

Vince Young has been absent since the Titans placed him on injured reserve last month, but the quarterback remains a touchy topic. Tight end Bo Scaife admitted some players have hard feelings about Young’s actions after the Nov. 21 loss to the Redskins, when he cursed Coach Jeff Fisher in front of the team and left the locker room abruptly. “I know his teammates definitely want him here,” Scaife said Wednesday. “The more I think about that, I guess the locker room might be divided up. But I know all the guys on my side (offense), we all love VY.” When Young showed up at Baptist Sports Park the day after his confrontation with Fisher, he was asked to leave. Last week Fisher said he was “surprised” Young hasn’t attended games or been around the team since going on IR, and insisted his “door is open.” Scaife, one of the quarterback’s closest friends, said he believes Young doesn’t feel welcome. — Tennessean