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The Titans are on the hunt for their next head coach. 

Tennessee fired Brian Callahan earlier this week after he went 4-19 in nearly one-and-a-half seasons on the sidelines.

Here’s a look at who DraftKings Sportsbook oddsmakers expect to be in the mix to take the job next.


  Bears head coach Matt Nagy watches the action from the sideline during a game against the Packers in Chicago. AP Bears head coach Matt Nagy watches the action from the sideline during a game against the Packers in Chicago. AP

Titans next coach odds

Former Bears head coach Matt Nagy (+400) comes in as a slight favorite in a crowded field.

In four seasons in Chicago, Nagy went 34-31, going one-and-done in the playoffs twice.


  Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith looks on during drills at training camp at Saint Vincent College. Barry Reeger-Imagn Images Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith looks on during drills at training camp at Saint Vincent College. Barry Reeger-Imagn Images

Since 2023, he has served as the Chiefs’ offensive coordinator, which is a job he held before taking over the Bears.

Arthur Smith (+500), who spent 10 years coaching in Tennessee and is now the Steelers’ offensive coordinator, has the second-best odds as he searches for another head coaching gig following an underwhelming stint in Atlanta.

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Nagy and Smith were floated early on by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport as possible replacements for Callahan.

Oddsmakers are also pricing in the off chance that the Titans stick with Mike McCoy (+1200), who was a senior offensive assistant on Callahan’s staff before being named the interim head coach.

Ex-Jets head coach Robert Saleh (+1200) is butting his head in the conversation as well.

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Dylan Svoboda is a versatile writer and analyst across many sports. He’s particularly knowledgeable about the big three — MLB, the NFL and the NBA.

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