The Tennessee Titans are preparing for a fresh start as they approach the upcoming season, making significant changes during the offseason. Head coach Robert Saleh brought in Brian Daboll as the new offensive coordinator, a figure known for his previous success, including his tenure as head coach of the New York Giants.
Calvin Ridley’s Current Situation with Tennessee
Daboll will enter a familiar environment on offense, reuniting with wide receiver Calvin Ridley. Ridley experienced a challenging year, including trade speculations and an injury that sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Recently, rumors have surfaced suggesting Ridley might be released by the Titans, prompting questions about his future role.
Brian Daboll’s Response to Ridley’s Future
When asked about Ridley’s status during a press conference, Daboll declined to discuss roster decisions but expressed confidence in Ridley’s abilities.
“I’m not going to answer roster questions. I do know Rid He was great for me at Alabama and I’m looking forward to working with him,”
Daboll said via Terry McCormick of the Titan Insider.
Potential Positive Impact on Ridley and the Offense
If Daboll succeeds in working with Ridley, it could mark a significant turnaround for the wide receiver’s career with the Titans. Daboll has a proven track record of creating opportunities for receivers, as Ridley is likely aware from their time together at Alabama. Additionally, young players like Cam Ward, who had a promising rookie season but was limited under the previous staff, might also thrive under Daboll’s guidance.
Looking Ahead: Expectations for the Offense and Team Moves
The Titans hope to see considerable improvement in their offense compared to last season. They still have opportunities to enhance the roster through the draft and free agency, with Daboll expected to play a key role in those decisions. His influence may also be crucial in determining Ridley’s future with the team as they prepare for the season ahead.
Daboll on Calvin Ridley: I'm not going to answer roster questions. I do know Rid He was great for me at Alabama and I'm looking forward to working with him.
— Terry McCormick (@terrymc13) February 18, 2026
