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Bill Callahan discusses his new album My Days Of 58, a warm, live-room recording shaped by a cancer scare and family life, featuring intimate songs like Empathy and Lake Winnebago, and traces his collaborative work with Noah Cyrus and Will Oldham, his take on technology in modern life, licensing music for film/TV, and reflections on his career from Smog to recent projects.
Bill Callahan’s My Days of 58 is a candid midlife reckoning born from a cancer scare, addressing mortality, his relationship with his late father, and his role as a husband and father. The album blends intimate, living-room folk with buoyant horn arrangements, and even features a Lou Reed-inspired heaven encounter in its lyrics. In conversation, Callahan discusses aging, touring versus home life, and expanding his creativity into prose and teaching, all while maintaining his signature razor-sharp lyricism and reflective storytelling.
The Atlanta Falcons named Bill Callahan their new offensive line coach on Kevin Stefanski’s staff, with the NFL.com roundup also detailing a range of other coaching moves and roster updates across the league.
Atlanta Falcons name Bill Callahan as their new offensive line coach, reuniting him with head coach Kevin Stefanski’s staff. Callahan brings four decades of NFL and college coaching experience and has guided elite offensive lines with the Raiders, Jets, Cowboys and Browns. He takes over a unit anchored by All-Pro Chris Lindstrom and Jake Matthews, with Matthew Bergeron emerging and Kaleb McGary potentially returning in 2026 after injury, as Callahan’s hire adds another high‑caliber piece to Atlanta’s revamped staff.
The Tennessee Titans are considering their options for offensive tackles in the upcoming NFL Draft while also evaluating the players already on their roster. General Manager Ran Carthon expressed confidence in the current players' potential for improvement under offensive line coach Bill Callahan, with an emphasis on competition and development. The team currently lists five tackles on their roster, including recent acquisition Leroy Watson IV, and is also considering the versatility of players like Dillon Radunz. Head coach Brian Callahan highlighted the need for development and competition among the young and talented players, indicating that the team may still explore veteran options as well.
Brian Callahan, the new head coach of the Tennessee Titans, expressed gratitude to the Cleveland Browns for allowing his father, Bill Callahan, to join the Titans as the offensive line coach. Bill Callahan brings extensive experience as a former head coach in the NFL and college, as well as a seasoned offensive line coach. Brian emphasized the value of his father's knowledge and perspective, considering it a significant asset for the Titans' coaching staff.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Andy Dickerson to replace Bill Callahan as the new offensive line coach, following Callahan's departure to coach with his son in Tennessee. Dickerson, who previously served with the team in various coaching roles, brings extensive experience from his time with the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams. His addition is part of the Browns' efforts to revamp their offensive coaching staff and build on their success with quarterback Deshaun Watson in the upcoming season.
The Cleveland Browns have hired Andy Dickerson as their new offensive line coach, replacing Bill Callahan who left to join his son as the head coach of the Titans. Dickerson, a former Browns assistant, joins the team after previously serving as the offensive line coach for the Seattle Seahawks.
The Titans have requested to interview Browns offensive line coach Bill Callahan, who is expected to join his son, new Titans head coach Brian Callahan, in Tennessee due to the family connection. Callahan, known as one of the best offensive line coaches in the league, has a long and successful coaching career in the NFL and at the University of Nebraska.
The Cleveland Browns are allowing offensive line coach Bill Callahan to leave his contract and join his son in Tennessee, following his son's new job with the Titans, as it was expected that he would attempt to hire his father; despite being one of the best offensive line coaches in the league, the Browns could have prevented his departure as it is a lateral move.
Bill Callahan is expected to join the Tennessee Titans coaching staff, bringing his expertise as a highly regarded offensive line coach. This move comes as the Titans aim to improve their offensive line performance, with potential implications for their upcoming draft strategy.
The Tennessee Titans are finalizing a deal to bring on Bill Callahan as their offensive line coach, allowing him to work alongside his son, Brian Callahan, who was recently hired as the team's head coach. This marks the first time in NFL history that a head coach has hired his father. Bill Callahan, who previously coached for the Cleveland Browns, will join the Titans in an effort to improve their offensive line, which struggled with 64 sacks last season.
Cleveland Browns offensive line coach Bill Callahan has been given permission to join his son, Brian Callahan, on the staff of the Tennessee Titans, where Brian is the new head coach. Bill Callahan is a highly-respected offensive line coach with a long coaching history, and his potential move to the Titans would be a significant addition to the team.
Browns offensive line coach Bill Callahan is leaving Cleveland to join his son Brian, the new head coach of the Titans. Bill, who has been with the Browns for the past four seasons, received permission to interview with his son and will now serve as the offensive line coach for the Titans under Brian, who was previously the offensive coordinator of the Bengals.
Tennessee Titans' new head coach Brian Callahan is expected to hire an elite assistant coach, potentially his father Bill Callahan, a highly respected offensive line coach. There is speculation that Bill Callahan may join the Titans' coaching staff, which could greatly benefit the team's offensive line. Another potential candidate is former Titans head coach Mike Munchak, who has expressed interest in coaching for the team again. Regardless of the outcome, the Titans are poised to benefit from the expertise of either coach.