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Daboll Set to Join Titans if Raiders Pass

1/27/2026

Summary

Story summary

Brian Daboll, the offensive coordinator candidate with Raiders interviews, will become Tennessee Titans' offensive coordinator if the Las Vegas Raiders do not hire him as head coach.
Daboll's quarterback development, including Josh Allen, could help Cam Ward, the 2025 No. 1 pick.
Bills promoted Joe Brady to head coach, narrowing Daboll's options and accelerating the Titans' pursuit.
If the Raiders pass, Daboll's move to Tennessee would bolster the Titans' offense.

History

Historical Context

In 2018, the NFL experienced a coaching transformation, highlighted by Sean McVay's hiring as head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, who led the league with 527 points. This trend of seeking innovative offensive minds continued with Brian Daboll's success with quarterbacks like Josh Allen, reflecting a broader shift in coaching dynamics aimed at enhancing player development across the league.

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Story summary

Brian Daboll, the offensive coordinator candidate with Raiders interviews, will become Tennessee Titans' offensive coordinator if the Las Vegas Raiders do not hire him as head coach.
Daboll's quarterback development, including Josh Allen, could help Cam Ward, the 2025 No. 1 pick.
Bills promoted Joe Brady to head coach, narrowing Daboll's options and accelerating the Titans' pursuit.
If the Raiders pass, Daboll's move to Tennessee would bolster the Titans' offense.

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