"The head coaching turnover in the NFL over the last few years has been quite historic, with some teams deciding to let go of trusted leaders in hopes of getting back on track with a new staff for the following season. The Patriots are among those teams, as they moved on from Bill Belichick after two decades, which was certainly one of the more surprising decisions of the 2023 offseason."
"But along with that was the Titans' decision to let go of Mike Vrabel after six seasons, a move that was almost as unexpected, even if he didn't have the same pedigree as Belichick. That made the Patriots fortunate to have the chance to make him their next head coach, after Robert Kraft chose to move on from Jerod Mayo after just one season."
"Despite having the number one overall pick this year to completely turn around their roster, things are not off to a good start in Tennessee this year, and Callahan is already in the hot seat going into his second season. It's looking more and more like the higher-ups in Nashville are regretting their decision to move on from a proven coach."
Historic head coaching turnover has affected many NFL teams, including the Patriots and Titans. The Patriots moved on from Bill Belichick after two decades and then replaced Jerod Mayo with Mike Vrabel, creating optimism about the team's future. The Titans unexpectedly let go of Vrabel after six seasons and hired Brian Callahan, who has struggled early. Tennessee suffered a 26-0 loss to the Texans in Week 4, intensifying doubts about Callahan's performance despite possessing the number one overall pick. Callahan now enters his second season on the hot seat and could be fired before the Patriots visit in Week 7.
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