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Bill Callahan, a master of offensive line play, was released by the Browns to work with his son, Tennessee Titans coach Brian Callahan, in his first season as coach. “It’s a kid’s game,” Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski stated. It’s a business as well. However, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t treat individuals with respect and compassion.”
INDIANAPOLIS: Normally, head coach Kevin Stefanski of the Cleveland Browns would have been hesitant to part with an assistant coach who was capable of producing All-Pro lineman. However, the Tennessee Titans’ proposal went beyond regular bounds.
Thus, Stefanski and the Browns proved that compassion can still exist in the cutthroat NFL.
Bill Callahan, an offensive line guru, was released by the Browns to work with his son, Brian Callahan, a first-year coach with the Titans.
“It’s obvious that this is business. It’s a game for children. It’s a business as well. However, that doesn’t mean you don’t treat people fairly, with empathy, and with respect,” Stefanski stated on Wednesday at the Indianapolis Convention Center during the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine. “We can still treat people how they deserve to be treated.”
The Titans’ offense was weak the previous season, scoring just 18 points per contest on average. The attacking line gave up 64 sacks. Due to injuries, quarterbacks Ryan Tannehill and Will Levis both missed games.
It will be up to Bill Callahan, who has long been seen as one of the NFL’s finest offensive line coaches, to enhance that aspect of the Titans’ offense.
On Tuesday, Brian Callahan thanked the Browns for their willingness to make accommodations.
It’s never easy to be in those circumstances. Fortunately, though, I believe it was a special circumstance for both him and me as well as the league at large,” Callahan remarked. It’s never occurred before. Cleveland’s willingness to work through that with us is very appreciated.
Since he was bound by contract, they undoubtedly didn’t want to let him go either. That was not necessary. I’m quite grateful that they recognize the special nature of the circumstance and can understand it. Being under contract in the NFL means that nothing is simple.”
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CHOP ROBINSON’S NICKNAME: At the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Penn State defensive end Chop Robinson, who is anticipated to be a late first-round selection in the NFL Draft, might have one of the most unusual nicknames. TITANS DRAFT DAILY: CLICK HERE The Tennessee Titans are selecting No.
7 in the 2024 NFL Draft, a position that Ran Carthon finds appealing. He’s willing to deal if it makes sense. Here’s a trade-down situation that would work out well for the Titans, given their depth at wide receiver and offensive line. CLICK THIS LINK
NOT NEW TO DRAFT, CALLAHAN: Even in his first season as head coach of the Tennessee Titans, Brian Callahan says he feels at ease with the NFL Draft process. As offensive coordinator, he said he was highly involved in draft negotiations, and he gave Zac Taylor and the Cincinnati Bengals a lot of credit. CLICK THIS LINK
PRAISES SPEARS CARTHON: Naturally, Derrick Henry, a prominent player for the Tennessee Titans, and his situation as a free agency came up in the Q&A session with general manager Ran Carthon. Additionally, Carthon made a point of highlighting Tyjae Spears, the running back, as the exact type of player he wants on the Titans.
CLICK HERE FATHER-SON REUNION: Brian Callahan, the head coach of the Tennessee Titans, has been in the NFL for 18 years, having made six stops in his career. Bill, his father, coaches his offensive line. “It’s been a dream come true to be able to sit and have a cup of coffee with my dad in the morning and talk about pass protection and technique and watch him do his job,” Brian stated during his speech at the Scouting Combine.
