INDIA PARK — Tennessee Titans coach Bill Callahan and general manager Ran Carthon both stated that their professional marriage is off to a wonderful start. The team’s preparation for the NFL Scouting Combine has shown how well they have worked together. Carthon initially addressed the media on Tuesday, describing meetings in Nashville when player personnel scouts and the coaching staff convened to talk about team needs and the attributes that would be ideal in players for those roles. “Every position coach assembled their desired candidates for their respective roles during a lengthy profile tape meeting. It has a lot of detail. We met with the offensive and defensive coaches for four hours each on the first day, and we will also meet with the special teams coaches.
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: Both general manager Ran Carthon and coach Bill Callahan of the Tennessee Titans remarked that their professional marriage is off to a strong start and that their team’s preparation for the NFL Scouting Combine has shown how well they have worked together. Carthon, who spoke to the media initially on Tuesday, recounted meetings in Nashville when player personnel scouts and coaching staff convened to talk about club requirements and desired attributes.
Carthon notably mentioned the coach’s father, praising the caliber of his observations. One of the greatest in the business is a man by the name of Bill Callahan, also known as Big Coach. It was a clinic, his profile tape. It blew everyone’s head. We all realized as a result that there is still plenty for us to learn about coaching. When asked about the level of detail in his father’s profile tape, Brian Callahan sighed playfully. “I’ve been around a lot of good offensive line coaches, but my dad is unique in how he teaches offensive line play,” stated Brian Callahan. “He has a lot of expectations and is a fantastic communicator. He is the epitome of offensive playmaking. He’s become more flexible and adaptive than anyone,
