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Brian Daboll said Cam Ward’s athleticism, accuracy and dual-threat ability were a major factor in his decision to accept the Titans’ offensive coordinator job, with plans to tailor the offense to Ward’s strengths and continue his development.
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The Tennessee Titans officially named Brian Daboll their offensive coordinator, pairing him with quarterback Cam Ward. Daboll, entering his 30th year in coaching and 26th in the NFL, brings extensive OC experience from multiple NFL teams and previously served as Giants head coach from 2022–2025.
The Tennessee Titans have hired Brian Daboll as their offensive coordinator, adding a veteran coach with extensive NFL OC experience and a recent Giants head-coaching stint to guide the team's offense under new head coach Robert Saleh.
Former Giants head coach Brian Daboll is reportedly set to become the Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator under new head coach Robert Saleh, with a potential derailment if he pursues the Las Vegas Raiders’ head coaching job. Daboll is praised for quarterback development with Josh Allen, Daniel Jones, and Jaxson Dart, and the Titans — who drafted Cam Ward first overall in 2025 — hope he can mold Ward’s talent and run the offense for a defensive-minded Saleh. The piece notes Daboll’s ties to the Giants and John Harbaugh’s hiring, and wonders whether he’ll succeed as OC without Josh Allen.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Brian Daboll has completed a second interview for the Raiders’ head coaching job. Other candidates (Joe Brady, Davis Webb) had second interviews, and Panthers DC Ejiro Evero has been interviewed repeatedly. Daboll, fired by the Giants in 2025 after a 20-40-1 run, remains in the mix for Las Vegas, with potential OC opportunities if a head coaching gig doesn’t materialize.
Former Giants head coach Brian Daboll has agreed to become the Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator under ex-Jets boss Robert Saleh, with the deal contingent on him not taking the Raiders’ head coaching job; Daboll was fired by the Giants in November after a 20-40-1 record, while Saleh, previously Jets head coach, is now leading the Titans after a stint as 49ers defensive coordinator.
ESPN's Adam Schefter signaled that the Raiders’ head-coach candidates mirror Buffalo’s list—Davis Webb, Joe Brady, and Brian Daboll—while not naming Klint Kubiak, fueling debate about Webb’s possible top spot. Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer has also floated Webb as a strong option thanks to Brady connections, and Webb’s unusually positive Raiders interview has supporters optimistic about his upside despite limited coaching experience. The chatter reflects ongoing uncertainty as Las Vegas weighs a hire that could hinge on pairing Webb with an experienced OC.
Charlie Weis Jr. has exited the Eagles' offensive coordinator search to remain on Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss staff. With him out, Philadelphia's known targets include Josh Grizzard, Mike Kafka, Jim Bob Cooter, Matt Nagy, Declan Doyle, Jerrod Johnson and Frank Smith, with Brian Daboll still touted as a possibility. The team could interview more coaches as Rams and Broncos assistants become available for consideration.
The Las Vegas Raiders have interviewed Brian Daboll for their head-coaching vacancy, amid rumors of other candidates such as Brian Flores; Daboll’s Patriots ties and recent Bills work with Josh Allen are noted, while the Flores possibility appears to have fizzled for unclear reasons (possibly linked to Mike Pettine’s comments).
Bills completed an interview with former Giants head coach Brian Daboll for their head coaching job, according to NFL.com’s NFL News Roundup. The roundup also notes several other coaching moves, including Falcons blocking Justin Hood’s interview with the 49ers and naming Tommy Rees as Atlanta’s offensive coordinator, Ravens interviewing Joe Brady for their head coach position, Cowboys naming Christian Parker as defensive coordinator, and Browns canceling a second interview with Jesse Minter, along with various roster updates.
Buffalo Bills’ 2026 head coach search kicked off with a public interview tracker on Jan. 21; updates will follow after each candidate interview. By Jan. 22, Brian Daboll — a former Giants head coach who previously coached Buffalo’s offense (2018–21) — had completed an interview, while OC Joe Brady was the first candidate to meet with the team. Brady helped lead a high-scoring Bills offense (30.6 PPG in 2024 and 28.3 PPG in 2025) and has developed a strong rapport with QB Josh Allen. The piece also includes social posts and related links as the process unfolds.
The Bills have scheduled interviews with Joe Brady, Brian Daboll, and Anthony Lynn as they search for a replacement for fired coach Sean McDermott, with Lynn already connected to the franchise and both Brady and Daboll having prior Buffalo ties; more interviews could follow as the process continues.
Brian Daboll reportedly urged John Harbaugh to accept the New York Giants head coaching job, describing the meeting as significant; the Giants pressed Harbaugh with outreach from Tom Coughlin and Eli Manning, and are said to be willing to pay up to $20 million per year.
Philadelphia's offensive coordinator search reportedly centers on two frontrunners, Mike McDaniel and Brian Daboll. McDaniel’s tenure with the Dolphins featured strong offenses before his firing, while Daboll’s Giants stint — plus past work with Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts — could make him a good fit for Philly.