Titans, with No. 1 draft pick, fire general manager Ran Carthon

The Tennessee Titans have officially secured the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after a tough loss in Week 18. This comes after the team announced that they have parted ways with general manager Ran Carthon after two seasons at the helm. The Titans had a disappointing season with a record of 3-14, and a combined record of 9-25 over the past two years with Carthon leading the way.

Team owner Amy Adams Strunk expressed her deep disappointment in the team’s performance under Carthon’s leadership, stating that while he is a talented football mind and a great person, the team’s lack of improvement over the past two years led to the difficult decision to make a change. Strunk emphasized that the team’s poor win-loss record was unacceptable and that they are committed to building a team that meets the expectations of the fans.

Despite the firing of Carthon, head coach Brian Callahan will be returning next season. President of Football Operations Chad Brinker will now lead the search for a new general manager. Brinker outlined the qualities they will be looking for in a new GM, including a strong background in scouting, player evaluation, and roster building.

The new general manager will inherit the top pick in the draft and over $61 million in cap space to work with. One of the key decisions they will have to make is what to do at the quarterback position, as second-year quarterback Will Levis struggled throughout the season.

Overall, the Titans are looking to turn things around and build a competitive team for the future. The search for a new general manager is underway, and the team is focused on finding the right person to lead them to success in the coming seasons. Fans can stay updated on the latest developments by following Fox News Digital’s sports coverage and subscribing to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.