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Tennessee Titans CEO Backs Leaders Despite 0-5 Start

Titans CEO Burke Nihill apologized to fans and backed coach Robert Saleh and GM Mike Borgonzi during a rough start.

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Apology to the Fans

Tennessee Titans CEO Burke Nihill recently spoke about the tough period the franchise is facing. The Titans are sitting at an 0-5 record in Robert Saleh's first season as coach.

Nihill offered a direct apology to supporters. He mentioned that everyone in the building feels a sense of grief about the current situation and that they have let the fans down because football is supposed to be fun.

Backing the Leadership

Despite the struggles, the organization is standing behind the team leadership. Nihill stated that the club fully believes in coach Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi.

Nihill expressed personal confidence in their ability to fix things. He noted that the train is on the tracks and just needs to pick up momentum.

Facing Hard Truths on the Field

The statistics show why supporters are worried. The defense has only produced two turnovers, while the offense is averaging a league-low 246.4 yards and 11.6 points per game.

Coach Saleh admitted the team is facing heavy adversity. He remains positive that they will find growth through these tough times and that things will improve eventually.

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