In a move that comes as no surprise, the Tennessee Titans have started the process of clearing out former head coach Mike Vrabel's staff as they prepare for the tenure of newly hired head coach Brian Callahan. Offensive coordinator Tim Kelly has been among the first casualties, according to reports by Paul Kuharsky. While other staff members were not mentioned by name, it is expected that more changes will follow.

The shake-up within the coaching staff is an anticipated outcome following the arrival of Callahan, who will now have the opportunity to assemble his own team of coaches. It appears that the Titans are determined to create a fresh start under their new leader.

Another notable development is the absence of director of football administration, John Streicher, from the team's website. It remains unclear whether Streicher's departure was part of the staff overhaul or a separate decision.

This restructuring comes at a time when several Titans coaches have been sought after for positions elsewhere. Over the past few weeks, multiple members of the coaching staff have received interview opportunities elsewhere, highlighting the recognition and respect they have garnered within the football community. One such example is tight ends coach Tony Dews, who recently accepted the running backs coach job with the New York Jets.

While many changes are expected, there are a few coaches that Titans fans would like to see retained. Defensive line coach Terrell Williams and quarterbacks coach Charles London have been mentioned as potential assets that the team should prioritize keeping.

As the Tennessee Titans continue to reshape their coaching staff, the organization is positioning itself for a new era under Brian Callahan's leadership. With more changes on the horizon, fans eagerly await further updates on the composition of the team's coaching staff and the vision Callahan has for the Titans' future.