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New Titans Coach Robert Saleh Brushes Off Jets Firing Ahead of Week 1 Opener

Saleh says the opener is about winning, not revenge, as the Titans and Jets both try to rebound from 3-14 seasons.

  • On Sunday, Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh faces his former team, the New York Jets, in the NFL Week 1 opener, marking his first matchup against the organization that fired him two years ago.
  • The Jets fired Saleh on October 8, 2024, after the team started 2-3 amid high expectations, ending his four-season tenure with a 20-36 record.
  • While narrative speculation suggests a revenge game, Saleh insists he holds no grudge, stating, "Our desire to win Week 1 and beat the Jets is because it's Week 1 and nothing more."
  • Tennessee's roster features several former Jets players, including defensive end Jermaine Johnson and defensive line coach Aaron Whitecotton; the Titans have seven individuals Saleh coached with the Jets on roster or practice squad.
  • Both teams seek improvement as the Titans finished 3-14 last season and the Jets continue a 15-season playoff drought; Saleh aims to develop young quarterback Cam Ward and rookie wide receiver Carnell Tate.
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New Titans coach Robert Saleh brushes off Jets firing ahead of Week 1 opener

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — New Titans coach Robert Saleh insists he holds no grudge against the New York Jets for firing him from his first NFL head coaching gig and

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