Titans decide to keep interim Mike Mularkey as head coach
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Tennessee Titans interim head coack Mike Mularkey during the second half of an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts in Indianapolis, Sunday, Jan. 3, 2016.
The Tennessee Titans have hired Mike Mularkey as their head coach, choosing to keep the man who handled the final nine games after they fired Ken Whisenhunt.
The Titans announced Saturday they decided to remove the interim tag, just hours after wrapping up their fourth and final interview for the job.
Mularkey becomes the 18th coach for this franchise overall, and Tennessee’s third since Jeff Fisher left in January 2011. Mularkey also was head coach for two seasons with Buffalo and one in Jacksonville. He is 18-39, including a 2-7 record after replacing the fired Ken Whisenhunt on Nov. 3.
The Titans have scheduled a news conference Monday to introduce Mularkey and new general manager Jon Robinson, who was hired Thursday.
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Another Norm Chow!
This coach never improved the team or it’s record, it will be another losing year. I feel for Mariota, he’ll have an experience like Jim Plunket. No O-line too protect.