Late on Wednesday night the news broke that the Giants planned to hire John Harbaugh as the franchise’s next coach. It was a collectively lauded move for New York. Harbaugh is a highly-respected coach who kept the Ravens near the top of the AFC standings for nearly 20 years at his last stop in Baltimore. Proof of that became apparent as soon as Harbaugh became available after he was dismissed by the Ravens, with just about every team in need of a head coach rumored to be interested in this Harbaugh brother.
The Titans were one such team. Tennessee fired the incumbent Brian Callahan halfway through the 2025 campaign and were next in line to speak to Harbaugh after he met with the Giants. The Titans were so eager to interview him, in fact, that they had the team plane all ready to go to visit Harbaugh at his home in Baltimore the day after his Giants interview, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer reported on Thursday. The key figures of the franchise—GM Mike Borgonzi, president of football ops Chad Brinker and owner Amy Adams Strunk— were all set to fly out to interview Harbaugh.
