Nashville, TN | June 24, 2025 โ In a stunning turn of events that has electrified the Tennessee Titans fanbase, Jeff Fisher, the longest-tenured and winningest coach in franchise history, has officially returnedโthis time not on the sidelines, but in the front officeโas the new General Manager of the Titans. The announcement comes just hours after Mike Borgonzi formally resigned from the role, citing personal reasons.
The atmosphere around Nissan Stadium is nothing short of electric, as thousands of Titans faithful gathered outside to celebrate what many are calling โthe return of a Titan.โ
Jeff Fisher, now 67, is no stranger to the city of Nashville. He famously guided the Titans to Super Bowl XXXIV and multiple playoff appearances during his long coaching tenure from 1994 to 2010. His return in this new leadership role marks a full-circle moment for both Fisher and the franchise.
In his introductory press conference, Fisher spoke with a renewed sense of purpose:
โThis is home. This franchise means everything to me. Iโve spent the better part of my life building with this organization, and now Iโm here to finish what we started. The Tennessee Titans will be a force againโnot just for a season, but for a generation.โ
Fisher also expressed immediate confidence in the coaching staff, particularly head coach Brian Callahan, and emphasized that this new chapter is about โsustainable winning, strong draft strategy, and bringing championships back to Nashville.โ
Sources inside the organization reveal that Fisher had been in quiet talks with Titans ownership for weeks, following rumblings that Borgonziโs tenure was unstable after disagreements over draft strategies and free agency plans. Borgonzi officially released a statement earlier today:
โIt has been an honor to serve the Titans family. I wish nothing but success to the players, the staff, and now Jeff, whose love for this city and this team is undeniable.โ
Fans at Nissan Stadium erupted in chants of โFISHER! FISHER!โ as highlights of his historic playoff runs played on the stadiumโs big screens. Jerseys with his name are already starting to pop up in Titans merchandise stores across Tennessee.
Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk described the move as a โbold, necessary shiftโ for a franchise hungry to return to NFL dominance. The Titans have struggled to find consistent success in recent years, but Fisherโs return has immediately sparked optimism.
โHe knows this community, he knows what winning looks like, and he knows how to lead men. We believe this is the start of a new era,โ said Strunk.
With Fisher now at the helm of the front office, Tennessee looks forward to what could be a powerful resurgenceโnot just aiming for playoff contention, but with eyes firmly set on bringing home the first Super Bowl title in franchise history.
A new era of hope. A new era of leadership. Jeff Fisher is back.
