Titans CEO apologizes to fans, supports Robert Saleh, GM
"I can confidently say this organization is in a place where there is organizational belief in Mike, in Robert, and they absolutely have all the support they need to get this train moving and moving faster." Saleh's first season in Tennessee has not gotten off to a good start. The defense has generated only two turnovers, and the offense is averaging a league-low 246.4 yards and 11.6 points. Regardless, Saleh said the Titans are sticking to their process, which he described as "rigorous and detailed," and vowed to put their best foot forward on Sundays. "We're
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