Mike Borgonzi is off the market, and New York will need to continue to look for their top general manager candidate.
Tennessee has moved onto its second round of interviews while New York appears to still be unsure what they want in their next top executives.
Chiefs assistant GM Mike Borgonzi is set to take over the Titans’ front office, as NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero first reported. While ESPN’s Adam Schefter cautions a deal is not yet done, this news points toward Tennessee’s GM vacancy being filled with plenty of time left in the offseason.
The only other NFL team with a GM vacancy is the Las Vegas Raiders. It was reported on Tuesday that Las Vegas had requested to interview Sullivan, although no reports of a scheduled interview have been shared as of this writing. New York already completed an interview with Sullivan on Tuesday.
The Tennessee Titans made a major change to their hierarchy when they fired GM Ron Carthon a while ago. With the league running away from them, it seems they have decided to follow the methods of the best team in the NFL,
There are several teams across the NFL that are looking to hire a new head coach, but the New York Jets also need to hire a new general manager.
Borgonzi’s tenure in Kansas City predates head coach Andy Reid’s hire in KC following the 2012 season. He joined the Chiefs in 2009 as college scouting administrator under then-general manager Scott Pioli.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Titans moved quickly in hiring a new general manager, announcing Kansas City assistant general manager Mike Borgonzi as their pick Friday.
Tannehill suffered multiple injuries that season and was ultimately benched for rookie Malik Willis, who struggled badly. Vrabel’s defense was still strong against the run, but were a league worst against the pass and it all led to a 7-10 finish in 2022. The Titans missed the playoffs for the first time in three seasons.
The Tennessee Titans are set to hire Chiefs assistant GM Mike Borgonzi as their next general manager. Here's what the move means for the NFL draft and beyond.
We know who Jermaine Johnson wants as his next head coach with the New York Jets. Early in his third season, Johnson went down with a season-ending Achilles injury during New York’s Week 2 contest against the Tennessee Titans. While rehabbing, the 25-year-old is certainly keeping tabs on the Jets’ search for their next head coach.