Tennessee Titans could use open coaching slots to promote diversity

By Will Lomas | Jun 30, 2020

NASHVILLE, TN - DECEMBER 15: Head Coach Mike Vrabel of the Tennessee Titans on the sidelines during a game against the Houston Texans at Nissan Stadium on December 15, 2019 in Nashville, Tennessee. The Texans defeated the Titans 24-21. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) /

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Winston Moss

Breer says:

"Winston Moss: Moss was at one point considered to be on the fast track to becoming a head coach. He was a top Packers assistant for all of Mike McCarthy’s 13 years and his assistant head coach for the final 12. This spring, he became a head coach—in the XFL. No question, Moss should be back in the NFL soon."

Right now, there is no better time to be looking for a defensive position coach. The XFL folding left a lot of great coaches out of work and Winston Moss has a history that speaks for itself.

To show how well-liked Moss is, just look at his resume. You don’t see much movement, and that is because he is too busy being a stalwart as a linebacker coach for the New Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers. In this millennium (ok, just the last 20 years but still), Moss only worked in those two places until briefly becoming a Head Coach in the XFL.

While he had different titles, his primary function has been as a linebackers coach and if Haslett plans on only coaching a year or two with the Titans, then Moss could be a great supplement in year one and then potential replacement down the line.

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