Brian Callahan Will Get Himself Fired With Moronic Game Management As Boos Rain Down In Tennessee

Brian Callahan Fired Game Management Field Goal
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Brian Callahan will not get another year as the head coach of the Tennessee Titans if current trends continue. Boos rained down at Nissan Stadium after a disastrous display of clock management on Sunday.

To make matters worse, the subsequent field goal attempt was blocked.

It was a truly embarrassing sequence of events for one of the worst teams in the NFL this season. Nothing seems to get any better.

The Tennessee Titans proved incompetent.

The specific sequence of events to which I am referring took place before halftime. Tennessee moved 19 yards on five-straight handoffs to Tony Pollard to set up 4th-and-1 at the Indianapolis 39-yard-line.

The Colts called a timeout to stop the clock with 42 second remaining in the second quarter. The Titans called a second timeout on top of the first timeout to get its special teams unit in order.

That in itself is unacceptable. There should be no issues getting set for a field goal out of a timeout.

This is something teams go over during practice. It is a routine sequence.

Fortunately, the initial game management blunder did not cause any problems. It allowed the kicking team even more time to line up for the field goal. You can’t take timeouts with you. Oh well.

Unfortunately, the initial game management blunder was not the only game management blunder. Tennessee took a delay of game penalty out of the second timeout to push the kick back by five yards.

And then it was blocked.

Fans were furious. The Titans took a delay of game penalty after two timeouts.

Brian Callahan got booed and will get fired.

Chants of “Fire Brian” broke out at Nissan Stadium before halftime. Fans who cheered on their team as the players went into the locker room very quickly switched to boos when they saw the head coach.

Brian Callahan has only been the head coach in Nashville since January 22, 2024. He probably won’t make it to his two-year anniversary. Fans want him gone. Now.

Although I am not a fan of firings after such a short amount of time during a rebuilding period, I get it. The Titans have not showed any signs of life during the Callahan era. It’s already time to move on.

Sunday’s horrendous game management before halftime was just one of many examples. Tennessee would be better off with anyone else as head coach.

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