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After five years as a non-play-calling Bengals offensive coordinator, Brian Callahan was fired by the Titans and replaced by Mike Vrabel, a seasoned assistant. Callahan will not delegate that duty to his first Tennessee offensive coordinator, despite the fact that he has never been his team’s primary playcaller. Veteran writer Paul Kuharsky adds that Callahan will call offensive plays for the Titans. Callahan has studied under Bengals play-caller and HC Zac Taylor for the past five years. Additionally, he was employed by Gary Kubiak in 2015 and Jon Gruden in 2018. Callahan was definitely held back by not directing plays in Cincinnati, especially in light of the offensive success the Bengals saw in Joe Burrow’s first season.

Here are the most recent updates from throughout the league during a hectic day on the coaching carousel:

Duce Staley is going to get up. The Panthers running backs who were recently fired

To replace the other position coach they sacked last week, the Browns are also trying to bring in one of Nick Saban’s former assistants. The Athletic’s Zac Jackson tweets that the Browns are considering Tommy Rees, who was hired as the Notre Dame offensive coordinator in his 20s and served in that capacity at Alabama last season. Rees, a former Chargers assistant, is anticipated to take over as tight ends coach for the Browns. T.C. McCartney was fired by Cleveland last week.
It looks like two of this coaching carousel’s casualties may shortly find new homes. The league is taking an interest in former Falcons head coach Arthur Smith and newly fired Eagles offensive coordinator Brian Johnson, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. According to Russini, Smith is being watched as an OC possibility, and other clubs are searching