Chad Brinker resigned. Who's left in Titans front office, and who's in charge?

Now that Chad Brinker has resigned as the Tennessee Titans' president of football operations , it's time to take a look at the alignment of the Titans' power structure. Brinker's tenure in Nashville wasn't long, just a little more than three years. But consider just how much transpired in Titans land across those three-plus seasons.

Brinker overlapped with Mike Vrabel . At various times, Brinker worked for the guy who hired him, worked above the guy who hired him, worked above the guy he himself hired and worked beneath the guy he himself hired. It was a messy tenure in a messy period emblematic of the messy on-field results that ran parallel; the Titans went 12-39 with three last-place finishes while Brinker was on staff.

So now that Brinker's gone, the ties to this dysfunctional era of Titans football are all severed, right? Well... it's not that simple.

With the understanding that this is controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk's team and any major decision can be made, adjusted or vetoed by ownership, here's a quick refresher on who works in the Titans front office: Tennessee Titans front office staff: Who's in charge? Is anyone still around from Mike Vrabel, Jon Robinson or Ran Carthon eras? Mike Borgonzi, general manager Year hired: 2025 | Hired under: Chad Brinker, Burke Nihill The Titans gave Borgonzi full control of the roster and of the coaching search that reeled in coach Robert Saleh in Jan.