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Titans Coach Brian Callahan Calls Out Offense After Sloppy Practice | Chattanooga Times Free Press
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, AUG 3 – Head coach Brian Callahan criticized the offense’s poor focus and intensity after rookie quarterback Cam Ward completed only 4 of 13 passes during practice, with penalties also hurting the team.
- Amid a sluggish practice on Sunday at Nashville, Tenn., Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan ended with a profanity-filled tirade at his offense.
- Amid concerns over focus and intensity, Callahan noted self-inflicted mistakes Saturday raised concerns after offseason efforts to fix errors.
- Facing pressure from defense, rookie quarterback Cam Ward completed just 4 of 13 passes, and his final throw sailed over Van Jefferson's head, undermining the offense.
- Second-Year Titans coach Brian Callahan's profanity-filled tirade after practice has taken social media by storm, with numerous Titans reporters recalling his explicit reaction.
- This coming week, Tennessee opens preseason play Saturday night at Tampa Bay with a joint practice on Thursday.
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Titans coach Brian Callahan calls out his offense after sloppy practice
The Tennessee Titans and rookie quarterback Cam Ward turned in a sluggish performance Sunday, earning a profanity-laced tirade from head coach Brian Callahan.
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Horrendous Practice Leads to Titans Head Coach Issuing Profanity Filled Rant
It’s safe to say that Tennessee Titans head coach, Brian Callahan, was less than pleased with his team’s performance on August 3. The second-year HC ended practice with a rant that has taken social media by storm.The Titans elected to select Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall selection. Knowing the Will Levis situation, that pick proved to be all the more important. Ward is one of many key pieces still trying to find themselves on offense as the te…
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