Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 17
Titans CEO Apologizes for 0-5 Start as Team Backs Saleh and Borgonzi
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 17

Titans CEO Apologizes for 0-5 Start as Team Backs Saleh and Borgonzi

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 17

Summary

  • Burke Nihill told fans the Titans are "sorry" for an 0-5 start, saying the franchise has "let our fans down" five weeks into the season.
  • 11.6 points per game — the NFL's lowest — has driven the collapse, while a defense allowing 21.8 points has not been enough to prevent losses.
  • Nihill still voiced confidence in coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi, saying owner Amy Adams Strunk's organization believes the "train is on the tracks."
  • 33 losses in the last 39 games and just six wins since the start of 2023 frame the broader slide, with the Titans seeking their first victory Sunday against Indianapolis.

Insights

CEO Burke Nihill apologized for the 0-5 start, but will ownership's patience run out before Robert Saleh can fix this broken franchise?
With the Titans' offense historically bad, is Cam Ward the victim of a failing system or the root cause of the crisis?
As Tennessee's losing culture deepens, could their elite defense be dismantled for parts if this highly touted rebuild collapses entirely?