Dianna Russini

now they need to go and find ways to put the right people around him and for whatever reason it is and it feels like it goes back to when they traded aj brown you know four years ago five years ago like a little less than that like that's where it all started it's like from that trade from aj brown of philadelphia it just seems that that was the thing that has now taken this team off the tracks

um so i don't look it's not gonna get any better it's there's no way because they don't have the right people there and i think it's gonna be interesting to see how they do this right because you've got brian callahan he's the head coach you've got his father who is the offensive line coach so if you fire brian callahan do you have to fire his father and then does the team then have to go find two coaches like i just think there's a lot of dynamics at play there i know what you're doing there paul

Are you ever going to go back to ESPN?

People think it's so weird you're a writer now.

All those years on TV, all those years, and now you write?

Who reads that?

Why did you take a job at the Atlantic?

Mom, I work at the Athletic.

What?

You're on YouTube?

Yeah, well, I'm going to be interested to see just what direction they go in.

And I don't want to go too inside baseball and the Titans right now, but it's like, you know, you've got Mike Borgonzi, the general manager there.

He's got connections to Kansas City.

Kansas City has some great coaches there.

You've got Steve Spagnuolo, obviously.

You have Matt Nagy, who's a good play caller.

That's usually how you put these things together.

It's like who knows who.

So, look, this will be a gift for any offensive-minded head coach to be able to go to Nashville.

By the way, Nashville is – that is one of those jobs, I'll tell you,