"The fact that Washington got rid of Kingsbury even before a top job offer - or even an interview request - arrived was a damning indictment of the fractured relationships behind the scenes. Some experts wondered whether this would hurt his chances of generating interest elsewhere, but that notion soon flipped. According to Ian Rapoport from the NFL Network, the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans have formally requested to speak with Kingsbury about their respective head-coaching vacancies."
"The Titans need someone to develop No. 1 pick Cam Ward, and Kingsbury has proven credentials in this area. He's helped Patrick Mahomes, Kyler Murray, Caleb Williams, and Jayden Daniels become highly impactful performers. If he lays out a map to take the Miami product's game up a notch, that could be enough for the AFC South club to take the plunge."
A disagreement between head coach Dan Quinn and Kliff Kingsbury prompted Kingsbury's exit from the Washington Commanders, leaving the team to search for a new offensive coordinator. Washington dismissed Kingsbury before any top job offer or interview arrived, exposing fractured relationships. The Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans formally requested interviews with Kingsbury for their head-coaching vacancies. The Titans want a developer for No. 1 pick Cam Ward; Kingsbury has helped Patrick Mahomes, Kyler Murray, Caleb Williams, and Jayden Daniels develop. Baltimore must address Lamar Jackson's dissatisfaction with the current offensive scheme. Kingsbury's early successes and later declines raise stakes for Washington's staffing decisions.
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