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Titans CEO Burke Nihill: Our organization believes in coach Robert Saleh, GM Mike Borgonzi

Despite a dismal 0-5 start under new head coach Robert Saleh and a 3-19 record through five games in general manager Mike Borgonzi’s second season, Titans CEO Burke Nihill has reaffirmed the organization’s full support for both leaders. Speaking to ESPN, Nihill emphasized the franchise’s commitment to stability, framing the current struggles as a temporary setback rather than a failure of leadership.

The Titans have undergone significant turnover in recent years, parting ways with Jon Robinson and Ran Carthon as GMs, as well as coaches Mike Vrabel and Brian Callahan, yet Nihill insists the latest hires are the right long-term solution. He acknowledged the frustration of fans, expressing regret for the lack of competitive football and the weight of responsibility to improve the franchise’s standing.

While the team’s performance has fallen short of expectations, Nihill’s remarks suggest patience remains the priority as Borgonzi and Saleh work to rebuild momentum.

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