Titans CEO Apologizes for Poor Season Start
The Tennessee Titans, currently 0-5 this season, expressed regret over their poor performance and the impact on fans, with CEO Burke Nihill apologizing. Despite hiring head coach Robert Saleh and having a promising quarterback entering his second season, the team has struggled offensively, scoring the fewest points per game in the NFL. The organization remains confident in its leadership, though they have suffered 33 losses in their last 39 games and are on a seven-game losing streak. They aim to secure their first win of the season in an upcoming game against the Indianapolis Colts.
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