Скачать или смотреть EXCLUSIVE! Titans Coordinators Brian Daboll & Gus Bradley on the Titans Culture, Leadership & Future

In this exclusive sit-down, we talk with new Tennessee Titans coordinators Brian Daboll and Gus Bradley about building the foundation for the franchise’s future and preparing for the 2026 season and beyond.
Coach Daboll breaks down why he chose Tennessee, his vision for the offense, and how he plans to develop quarterback Cam Ward. He reflects on his championship experiences working with Bill Belichick and Nick Saban and explains how those lessons shape his approach today.
Coach Bradley discusses his long-standing friendship with head coach Robert Saleh, his defensive philosophy, and how he plans to create a fast, physical, and disciplined Titans defense. He also shares insight on maximizing the roster’s talent and establishing a winning identity.
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Brian Daboll – Titans Offensive Coordinator
00:00:00 – Introduction of Brian Daboll
00:00:16 – Daboll’s NFL experience and reputation
00:00:38 – Why he chose the Titans; respect for Robert Saleh
00:00:58 – Confidence in staff and Cam Ward
00:01:14 – Draft evaluation of Cam Ward
00:01:52 – Relationship with Saleh from Giants/Jets
00:02:53 – Reflecting on 30 years of coaching
00:03:38 – Championship experience and lessons
00:04:52 – Current scouting of Titans offense
00:06:06 – Working with Cam Ward and staff cohesion
00:08:36 – Lessons from Bill Belichick, Nick Saban, and mentors
00:10:35 – Early career: defense to offense
00:12:55 – Vision for 2026 offense: discipline, grit, smart players

Gus Bradley – Titans Defensive Coordinator
00:13:58 – Introduction
00:14:17 – Why he chose the Titans
00:15:03 – Friendship with Head Coach Robert Saleh; past coaching together
00:16:49 – Working together in San Francisco
00:17:47 – Communication on game day
00:19:12 – Evaluating current Titans defense
00:20:11 – Maximizing Jeffrey Simmons in new scheme
00:21:42 – Defensive identity: fast and violent
00:22:18 – Personal reflections on football’s impact