Perhaps no NFL head coach sits on a hotter seat than Brian Callahan of the Tennessee Titans, and he made a major change ahead of the team's Week 4 matchup against the Houston Texans. Callahan announced Tuesday that he handed over play-calling duties to quarterbacks coach Bo Hardegree.

Fans want Tennessee coach Brian Callahan fired just three games into his second season with the Titans off to a worse start than last year. Callahan said Monday that he talks weekly with controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk,

Titans coach Brian Callahan is relinquishing his playcalling duties to quarterbacks coach Bo Hardegree, while Nick Holz will continue to be offensive coordinator.

Texans G Laken Tomlinson started in Week 3 but rotated with Juice Scruggs, who took 57 percent of snaps to Tomlinson’s 43 percent. Tomlinson said he is fine with his role and will do whatever the coaches ask of him.

Two grass fires in Callahan County are estimated to have burned more than 500 acres on Monday afternoon, with a third one popping up on Tuesday. On September 22, a grass fire sparked in Callahan County near Finley Road and County Road 324.

Titans head coach Brian Callahan announced today that he will stop calling the offensive plays after his team's 0-3 start.

The Tennessee Titans came into this season knowing they would be busy rebuilding with a youth movement and a coach in Brian Callahan working with a rookie quarterback. They may be patient. Fans increasingly are not.

The Tennessee Titans got dissed by Michael Pittman Jr., and head coach Brian Callahan responded to the controversial postgame comments.