Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton humorously addressed the offseason losses of several coaches from his staff, noting that three assistant coaches were poached by other teams, including Chris Banjo to the New York Jets and Declan Doyle to the Chicago Bears. Payton remarked on the frequency of these departures, jokingly suggesting he avoided leaving town to prevent further losses. Despite these changes, the Broncos successfully retained young talents Davis Webb and Jim Leonhard, promoting them within the organization, ensuring continuity as the team looks to improve in the upcoming season.

The Tennessee Titans have officially parted ways with cornerback Chidobe Awuzie after just one season, as confirmed by the team's announcement. Awuzie, who signed a three-year deal last offseason, faced a challenging year due to a groin injury that limited him to only eight games. During his brief stint, he recorded 24 tackles, one interception, a forced fumble, and defended four passes, but his performance was deemed insufficient to justify his contract.

His release will save the Titans $1.725 million in cap space, but they will incur $12.5 million in dead cap space for the 2025 season. This move paves the way for upcoming talents like rookie Jarvis Brownlee, who impressed in his inaugural season. The Titans are also counting on the abilities of L'Jarius Sneed and Roger McCreary to bolster their secondary as they continue to refine their roster.

The Tennessee Titans are preparing for their Week 15 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, having declared six players inactive for the game.

Among the Titans, cornerback Tre Avery and linebacker Jerome Baker will not play, alongside wide receiver Jha'Quan Jackson, running back Joshua Kelley, cornerback Roger McCreary, and linebacker Otis Reese IV. The Bengals also have several inactives, including quarterback Logan Woodside and wide receiver Charlie Jones.

Kickoff is scheduled for 12 noon CT, with the game airing on FOX.

The Tennessee Titans have been officially eliminated from playoff contention after a 10-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, leaving them with a 3-10 record this season.

With only four games remaining, the Titans will focus on developing their young players and evaluating the roster for future decisions. The coaching staff, led by Brian Callahan, will also face scrutiny as the team seeks to improve after a disappointing season.

The Tennessee Titans are facing significant injury challenges during their Week 14 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, particularly with pass rusher Harold Landry III suffering a knee injury.

Landry, the team's longest-tenured player, had already contributed a sack earlier in the game, leading the Titans' defense. His potential absence could severely impact the performance of his teammate Arden Key, who has been benefiting from Landry's presence on the field.