The Tennessee Titans are once again in the market for a new head coach after parting ways with Brian Callahan, and the Titans' next head coach odds are already heating up.
NFL odds have unveiled an early list of favorites to take over from current interim coach Mike McCoy, featuring a mix of proven veterans, ambitious coordinators, and intriguing wild-card candidates all vying to lead the franchise into its next chapter.
Tennessee Titans next head coach odds
| Coach |  |
|---|---|
 Matt Nagy |
+400 |
 Arthur Smith |
+500 |
 Kliff Kingsbury |
+650 |
 Joe Brady |
+800 |
| 🏈 Mike McCarthy | +800 |
 Brian Flores |
+850 |
 Klint Kubiak |
+1000 |
 Robert Saleh |
+1200 |
 Todd Monken |
+1400 |
 Jim Schwartz |
+1400 |
 Eddie George |
+1400 |
 Mike McDaniel |
+1600 |
 Mike Kafka |
+1600 |
 Marcus Freeman |
+1600 |
 Jesse Minter |
+1600 |
Odds as of 11-7.
How the Titans next head coach favorites stack up
Matt Nagy
If the Tennessee Titans are in the market for an offense-minded coach to help develop Cam Ward and modernize their attack, Matt Nagy should be at the top of the list and the first call they make.
While his tenure as head coach of the Chicago Bears wasn’t without criticism, Nagy still posted a respectable 34–31 record across four seasons and guided the team to a playoff berth. Since returning to the Kansas City Chiefs, he has rebuilt his reputation as one of the sharpest offensive minds in football.
It certainly helps having future Hall of Famers in Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, but Nagy’s ability to evolve with the game and keep the Chiefs’ offense innovative speaks volumes about his adaptability. That kind of forward-thinking approach is exactly what the Titans need as they enter a new era under center.
Brian Flores
If the Titans are looking for a defensive mind to lead the charge, Brian Flores should be near the top of their list, right alongside Robert Saleh, who we’ll get to next.
Flores has built a strong reputation as a defensive strategist, currently guiding the Minnesota Vikings' stop-unit into the top half of the NFL rankings. His aggressive schemes and emphasis on discipline have transformed the Vikings’ defense into one of the toughest stop units.
He owns a 24–25 record across three seasons as head coach of the Miami Dolphins, and while his tenure ended abruptly, Flores proved he can establish culture and accountability. Given time and the right situation, he could provide the kind of steady leadership the Titans need to rebuild from the ground up.
Robert Saleh
Speaking of defensive-minded coaches, Robert Saleh could find himself in the mix if the Titans lean toward leadership and structure over flash.
Saleh has the San Francisco 49ers’ defense playing at a high level this season, and he’s a veteran coach who’s been around long enough to handle the grind that comes with a rebuild. Known for his fiery personality and ability to motivate, Saleh also connects well with players and commands respect in the locker room.
It might not be the flashiest hire, but for a franchise searching for stability, accountability, and a clear direction, Saleh brings real betting value at +1400.
Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
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