Mitch Trubisky calls joining Titans to reunite with Brian Daboll a 'no-brainer'
Trubisky chose Tennessee for a familiar offense and said he can help mentor rookie Cam Ward as a veteran backup.
- On Thursday, quarterback Mitch Trubisky joined the Tennessee Titans to reunite with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, describing the move as "right for me and my family."
- Head coach Robert Saleh brought Trubisky aboard to help players master Daboll's offensive scheme after Tennessee hired Saleh as its second head coach in three seasons.
- Entering his 10th season, Trubisky will mentor rookie Cam Ward alongside quarterback coach Shea Tierney, helping the 2025 draft's top pick develop under Daboll's system.
- Saleh noted Ward has performed well through the offseason program, with the Titans concluding mandatory minicamp next week to further test the quarterback's grasp of the new scheme.
- During recent practices, Ward completed 32 of 63 passes; as a rookie, he posted 59.8% completion rate. Saleh said, "I think it's very safe to say that we've got a really good quarterback.
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Mitch Trubisky plays key role in new Titans offense under Brian Daboll - WNKY News 40 Television
NASHVILLE, Tn. -The Tennessee Titans are entering the 2026 season with a fresh coaching staff, including offensive coordinator Brian Daboll. Learning a new offense takes time, but Titans backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky has quickly become one of the team’s top resources for understanding Daboll’s offense. News 40’s Samantha Money has more.
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Washington TimesMitch Trubisky calls joining Titans to reunite with Brian Daboll a ‘no-brainer’
By TERESA M. WALKER NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mitch Trubisky had so much fun working with Brian Daboll in Buffalo that his decision on where to go this offseason in free agency was a “no-brainer.” Yes, the quarterback could stay in Buffalo backing up Josh Allen with the Bills. Or, Trubisky (Mentor) could reunite with Daboll […]
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Mitch Trubisky calls joining Titans to reunite with Brian Daboll a 'no-brainer'
Mitch Trubisky had so much fun working with Brian Daboll in Buffalo that his decision on where to go this offseason in free agency was a “no-brainer.”
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