The Tennessee Titans will have some changes on their coaching staff in 2025 as defensive assistant Clinton McMillan is leaving for New England.

The New England Patriots are reportedly hiring former Tennessee Titans defensive assistant Clinton McMillan to join their coaching staff, according to Mass Live’s Mark Daniels. Last season, McMillan worked as the assistant defensive line coach/pass rush specialist with the Titans.

Reggie McKenzie and Dave Ziegler recently joined the organization as the Titans continue its overhaul after the 3-14 season in 2024. Both McKenzie and Ziegler have worked as general managers in the NFL in the past and both have been in executive roles around the NFL.

The Tennessee Titans have given new general manager Mike Borgonzi more help as he begins his tenure in Nashville.

Another former member of the Tennessee Titans coaching staff has made his way over to the New England Patriots. Outside of the Patriots' new hire at head coach,

The New England Patriots are definitely in need of some help along their defensive line, and more specifically, they could really stand to add another pass rusher.Could their answer be a former player of new head coach Mike Vrabel?

Tennessee Titans star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons commented on Terrell Williams landing the defensive coordinator position with the New England Patriots.

The Tennessee Titans have given new general manager Mike Borgonzi more help, hiring Dave Ziegler as assistant general manager and Reggie McKenzie as vice president and football adviser.

The Buffalo Bills are reportedly set to lose nickel cornerback coach/senior defensive assistant Scott Booker to the New England Patriots. CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz was the first to report the news.

New Orleans doesn't have a head coach yet for 2025, and it has little answer at QB past however long Derek Carr remains a Saint, whether that's for a couple more weeks or another season. Gabriel is likely going to be a Day 2 or 3 pick, but the Saints fall under the category of a QB needy team.

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