Tennessee Titans Fire GM Ran Carthon After Underwhelming Seasons

The Titans have terminated general manager Ran Carthon following a disappointing 9-25 record during his tenure.

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The Tennessee Titans fired general manager Ran Carthon after two seasons marked by a 9-25 record. Owner Amy Adams Strunk expressed disappointment in the team’s poor performance, emphasizing the need for improvement. Despite Carthon's efforts to revamp the franchise, including significant player signings and a new head coach, the team's struggles persisted. The Titans will now seek a new GM to guide them, particularly with the upcoming No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and an eye on rebuilding after a dismal 2024 season.

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