Bill Callahan, the offensive line coach for the Browns, will join his son on the Titans’ staff, according to an AP source.
CLEVELAND (AP) — With the Titans, there are now two Callahans.
According to a person familiar with the negotiations who spoke with The Associated Press on Thursday night, offensive line coach Bill Callahan is leaving the Cleveland Browns to work with his son Brian’s staff at the Tennessee Titans.
The person who spoke on condition of anonymity claimed that Callahan has informed the Browns that he is accepting the position because the teams are keeping their comments to themselves during the interview process. Since 2020, the elder Callahan has been a member of Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski’s staff.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — With the Titans, there are now two Callahans.
According to a person familiar with the negotiations who spoke with The Associated Press on Thursday night, offensive line coach Bill Callahan is leaving the Cleveland Browns to work with his son Brian’s staff at the Tennessee Titans.
The person who spoke on condition of anonymity claimed that Callahan has informed the Browns that he is accepting the position because the teams are keeping their comments to themselves during the interview process. Since 2020, the elder Callahan has been a member of Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski’s staff.
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The Titans, who fired Mike Vrabel on January 9 after two losing seasons, recently hired Brian Callahan. Callahan, 39, the younger, had served as Cincinnati’s offensive
One of the top offensive line coaches in the NFL is thought to be Bill Callahan. The 67-year-old has led teams in Oakland and Washington in the past.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — With the Titans, there are now two Callahans.
According to a person familiar with the negotiations who spoke with The Associated Press on Thursday night, offensive line coach Bill Callahan is leaving the Cleveland Browns to work with his son Brian’s staff at the Tennessee Titans.
The person who spoke on condition of anonymity claimed that Callahan has informed the Browns that he is accepting the position because the teams are keeping their comments to themselves during the interview process. Since 2020, the elder Callahan has been a member of Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski’s staff.
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Pro Bowl left guard Joel Bitonio, who has been with the Browns since 2020, gave Callahan praise last week even though he was aware that his departure was most likely imminent.
Bitonio stated, “Coach Callahan has been instrumental for us.” He has aided in many of us on the line’s development. We are appreciative of that. I know of no one who works harder than him. He dedicates his time to us and plays a significant role in the scheme, protections, and run game.
However, if your son calls after being hired as the head coach, you might also need to answer it. That is truly unique material.
The Browns suffer a great loss with Callahan’s departure, and Stefanski reorganized his staff.
Stefanski dismissed tight ends coach T.C. McCartney, running backs coach Stump Mitchell, and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.
For those corresponding roles, he hired Ken Dorsey, Duce Staley, and Tommy Rees; however, the Browns have not yet made the hires public. Additionally, Stefanski appointed Jacques Cesaire, a former Houston assistant, as his defensive line coach
